Three years old. To attend or stay at home.

Three-year-olds are "fit for school." If...

• Can communicate fairly (tell needs, understand simple commands)

• Separate from parents, not severe stress with others

• Want to play with other children, like group activities

• Houses do not have time / structure to do regular development activities.

• School is a kindergarten / pre-kindergarten (primarily played, not accelerated)

Advantage

• Developing social skills, waiting, sharing

• Practice discipline and routines

• Language and communication often develop fast.

Three-year-olds "should stay home" if...

• Very little talk or communication.

• Addicted to heavy parents, crying, stressed, sleeping, not eating when separated

• Sensitive mood, easy stress or frequent illness

• At home, there are close supervision and development activities.

• Parents give time to play, speak, read tales, do real activities with children

Advantage

• Children are emotionally stable

• Learn at your own pace

• Reduce stress during the age when the brain emphasizes "mental safety."

Middle choice (very recommended)

• Half day / 2-3 days per week

• Or study a young children's / nerstery center that focuses on playing, not studying.

• 1-2 months trial and then mainly look at child behavior

# 3 years old # Child development # Mother and child # New Mom # Kindergarten