1, age: 3-6 years old in kindergartens, and generally under 3 years old in nurseries, among which 2-3 years old nurseries are more common.

2. Course content: The course content is different, and the key points can be referred to early education courses and kindergarten courses.

3. venue difference: kindergartens need outdoor venues, but nurseries generally don't.

4. Qualification difference: Kindergartens need school licenses and educational qualifications, which are under the jurisdiction of the Education Bureau. Nurseries need to consult the local industry and commerce or government, and the policies vary from place to place at present.

5, the difference between the class cycle: nurseries generally do not have summer vacations.

Kindergarten is an educational institution. Nursery is not. If we expect our children to have a good start, we must have a standardized and good kindergarten for enlightenment education. Nursery is a place where parents don't have time to take care of their children. Children can play with other children. It is not an educational institution. Generally, children in nurseries are 2-4 years old and children in kindergartens are 4-6 years old.

Nursery is a place specially used to take care of and cultivate the living ability of infants, and it also refers to a room or place where children are temporarily looked after by trained service personnel in public places because their parents are absent.

Kindergarten teaching is a unified course for children to study in the park from Monday to Friday according to the relevant regulations of the state.