My personal experience can and should be experienced at the same time. My baby is in Gymboree's early education class, and now she is also in kindergarten. She insisted on going to kindergarten, so did Gymboree. Because domestic kindergartens are basically Chinese orthodox education, unlike Gymboree's "quality education" which emphasizes creativity, imagination, expression and exploration, it is complementary rather than repetitive education. If children want to survive in the educational environment of China, "orthodox education" is necessary, but the "quality education" advocated by Gymboree cannot be abandoned. This is of great benefit to children's sound personality and their future participation in social competition, both in mentality and vision. It is definitely a good thing for babies to adapt to the two systems and learn from each other.