Three major benefits of sending your baby to kindergarten!

When babies grow up to three years old, they will choose to go to kindergarten. Some children often rely on their father or mother and refuse to go to school. In fact, there are many benefits to going to kindergarten. Let's talk about it below.

The purpose of children going to kindergarten (I): To cultivate children's living habits. Good living habits are extremely important for a person. Once good living habits are formed, they will not be forgotten and will benefit children throughout their lives. Therefore, whether it is family education or learning education, cultivating good living habits is the key. Living habits include: 1. Able to eat by oneself and not picky about food; 2. Able to dress oneself and tidy up one's own clothes; 3. Able to urinate and defecate by oneself; 4. Able to wash face, hands and feet by oneself; 5. Go to bed early and get up early. Of course there are many more!

2 The purpose of children going to kindergarten (II): To cultivate children's autonomy In life, we can see that many children rely on their parents for everything, including older children. I think this is more or less related to the fact that we did not pay attention to cultivating children's autonomy when they were very young. From the age of 2-3, children's speech and movements develop rapidly, and their understanding of the world around them expands. They are already able to express their own wishes, and their sense of autonomy is gradually cultivated in practice. They will gradually learn to do things, from doing things poorly to doing them in an orderly manner.

3 The purpose of children going to kindergarten (three): to reduce the negative impact of grandparents’ education on children. People have a common psychology that they will love their children especially when they are old. The elderly also have some concerns in educating their children - if something goes wrong, they are afraid of being blamed by their children. As a result, some elderly people indulge their children in everything and do not correct their children’s mistakes in time, and their unreasonable desires are often satisfied. Excessive pampering and indulgence can easily cause children to develop bad personality traits such as selfishness. It is undeniable that the concepts of our ancestors are relatively backward. It is not easy for them to change the thinking patterns and lifestyles formed over decades, and they cannot keep up with the pace of social development and concept renewal quickly.