The pros and cons of a two-year-old baby going to kindergarten

The pros and cons of a two-year-old baby going to kindergarten

When the child is two years old, if the parents are busy with work, there is no choice but to send the baby to kindergarten. A two-year-old baby is relatively young, and if he or she has to go to kindergarten, there are indeed certain disadvantages. Of course, there are certain advantages. Parents should weigh the pros and cons in this regard. Early admission to kindergarten can enable better contact with the outside world and is conducive to the baby's independent character. Let's take a look at this aspect.

1. Reasons for early admission

1. The younger the baby, the stronger his learning ability. At this age, the baby has a strong interest in exploring the outside world and it is easier for him to adapt to the environment. Kindergarten is an important foundation for a lifelong education system, and of course the earlier the better.

2. Compared with family members, kindergarten teachers are more professional in education. They know how to improve children's learning ability, language ability and communication skills. In kindergarten, children can form a regular life with other children, and can also exercise their social skills and ability to adapt to the environment, which cannot be achieved in family education. Babies who enter kindergarten too late have relatively fixed personality and habits. If they have any bad habits and behaviors at this time, it will be relatively difficult for teachers to correct them.

3. Receive systematic scientific education as early as possible, and bad behaviors such as playing while eating, rolling around and crying can be corrected in time, which will help the baby develop healthy life patterns and good behavioral habits. The "little emperor" who is spoiled at home is either willful, domineering and rude, or timid and cowardly.

4. In order to go to work as much as possible, many parents hurriedly let go of their children when their children cannot be let go and start to busy themselves with their own work. At what age should we send our children to kindergarten? Three years old or two and a half years old? Actually, each has its pros and cons.

2. Reasons for Late Entry

1. The child should at least be able to eat, dress, and go to the toilet by himself. He should know to find a teacher when he has trouble and be able to clearly tell where he is feeling uncomfortable. If other children can take care of themselves, but your child is too young to adapt to group life independently, it can easily affect his self-confidence.

2. Kindergarten is a large group where viruses often appear. The immune system of young babies is relatively poorly developed. After entering kindergarten, they are more likely to get sick due to environmental changes and cross-infection, which may affect the children's immunity and resistance, causing the babies to get sick easily. The period under 3 years old is a critical time for the formation of parent-child relationship. If the child is sent to kindergarten too early, it will affect the child's personality development. Especially for sensitive babies with delicate emotions, they may develop severe separation anxiety, which will have a negative impact on their personality and interpersonal relationships.

3. The budding of self-awareness after the age of 3 makes babies more proactive in finding friends and establishing social relationships. They are more proficient in communication and self-care skills, and have preliminary control and coordination abilities. They have better physical fitness and skill preparation and are able to cope with kindergarten life with ease. Therefore, it is appropriate to start children after the age of 3. Due to their immaturity in language, intelligence and self-care abilities, young babies have higher requirements for kindergarten teaching staff and professional capabilities, but many kindergartens cannot meet these requirements now.

4. It is not difficult to see that entering kindergarten early or late has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the advantages and disadvantages are equal. So what is the appropriate age? In order to solve this problem, the editor has consulted a lot of information. Among many opinions, the following statement is considered to be more reasonable: age is not the only condition for determining children's enrollment in school. Whether a child should go to kindergarten depends on the personality, development and growth of each family and baby.