What is the ideal age to for a child to start pre-school?
Q. A lot of people and even some educationists are of the opinion that a child can begin pre-school from age 2. I find this not acceptable. Children in general are inquisitive and eager to learn. That does not mean that they can start pre-school from age 2. I think from age 4 or 5 is a good start.
Asked by yuvan53 - Mon Aug 14 04:19:29 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well where my sister lives they start kids in preschool at 18 months.But I feel that around 3-4 years old.That is the age headstart classes start.
Answered by apapillondog - Thu Aug 17 17:32:48 2006
Q. A lot of people and even some educationists are of the opinion that a child can begin pre-school from age 2. I find this not acceptable. Children in general are inquisitive and eager to learn. That does not mean that they can start pre-school from age 2. I think from age 4 or 5 is a good start.
Asked by yuvan53 - Mon Aug 14 04:19:29 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well where my sister lives they start kids in preschool at 18 months.But I feel that around 3-4 years old.That is the age headstart classes start.
Answered by apapillondog - Thu Aug 17 17:32:48 2006
should i have my three year old daughter start pre-school now, should I wait?
Q. three year old wants to start pre-school any oneces advice is greatly apppreciated.
Asked by joceytinamom - Thu Jun 5 14:06:14 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have her go a few days a week for a half day and then again next year. 2 years of pre-school are fine if you can afford it.
Answered by dma - Thu Jun 5 14:14:02 2008
Q. three year old wants to start pre-school any oneces advice is greatly apppreciated.
Asked by joceytinamom - Thu Jun 5 14:06:14 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have her go a few days a week for a half day and then again next year. 2 years of pre-school are fine if you can afford it.
Answered by dma - Thu Jun 5 14:14:02 2008
my 3 year old will start pre-school soon what type of cell phone should i get him?
Q. I have never been away from my child until now. He will be attending pre-school and i wanted to give him a cell phone for emergencies. which kind should i get for a 3 and half year old. Should i get text? or just a plain simple phone that he can manage?
Asked by Gus O - Mon Mar 10 17:02:59 2008 - - 48 Answers - 0 Comments
A. do you really think a 3 year old could text??
Answered by SunLover - Mon Mar 10 17:05:58 2008
Q. I have never been away from my child until now. He will be attending pre-school and i wanted to give him a cell phone for emergencies. which kind should i get for a 3 and half year old. Should i get text? or just a plain simple phone that he can manage?
Asked by Gus O - Mon Mar 10 17:02:59 2008 - - 48 Answers - 0 Comments
A. do you really think a 3 year old could text??
Answered by SunLover - Mon Mar 10 17:05:58 2008
my kids are starting pre-school next week, any fun ideas for them, before they start school?
Q. my kids are starting pre-school next week, any fun ideas for them, before they start school?
Asked by hate them lovebugs - Mon Aug 13 00:33:04 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get them excited about learning! There are tons of lesson plans targeted towards this age group, that you can use to get them used to formal learning.
Answered by knowmoremom - Mon Aug 13 10:33:23 2007
Q. my kids are starting pre-school next week, any fun ideas for them, before they start school?
Asked by hate them lovebugs - Mon Aug 13 00:33:04 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get them excited about learning! There are tons of lesson plans targeted towards this age group, that you can use to get them used to formal learning.
Answered by knowmoremom - Mon Aug 13 10:33:23 2007
Should I start my daughter in Pre-School?
Q. She is going to be 4 in April. I have heard from some people that I should definantely start her now, while others say that you only get to be a kid once and starting pre-school takes part of that away because it causes the child to have to be responsible and stuff when they should just be playing. I am so lucky that I get to stay home with her, so I dont have to send her if I dont think she's ready yet. I took her for a few days to a near by pre-school for 3 days just to see how she liked it. She cried so much when I was leaving, it was heartbreaking! I noticed that the other kids didnt cry, even those who were brand new to the school like her. So I dont know if I should give it a couple more months or if I should stick with it. Thanks!
Asked by Ayesha - Sat Feb 3 05:16:44 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I started pre-school when I was 3 and I loved every minute of it.. I was scared at first but I befriended many people, including my best friend who I still talk to today... and I'm almost 20! I cried alot when my mom left too.. every day, every time, I was just an emotional person and I still am, and I remember being afraid that my mom would never come back... stick with it.. you learn so much, and you start learning social skills too! Its great!! It's definitely worth it in the long-run. Think of how many friends she'll be making! Just sit down with her and tell her what time you'll be back and that you'll always come back for her. :-)
Answered by Rae-Rae Nikkoles <3 - Sat Feb 3 05:21:07 2007
Q. She is going to be 4 in April. I have heard from some people that I should definantely start her now, while others say that you only get to be a kid once and starting pre-school takes part of that away because it causes the child to have to be responsible and stuff when they should just be playing. I am so lucky that I get to stay home with her, so I dont have to send her if I dont think she's ready yet. I took her for a few days to a near by pre-school for 3 days just to see how she liked it. She cried so much when I was leaving, it was heartbreaking! I noticed that the other kids didnt cry, even those who were brand new to the school like her. So I dont know if I should give it a couple more months or if I should stick with it. Thanks!
Asked by Ayesha - Sat Feb 3 05:16:44 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I started pre-school when I was 3 and I loved every minute of it.. I was scared at first but I befriended many people, including my best friend who I still talk to today... and I'm almost 20! I cried alot when my mom left too.. every day, every time, I was just an emotional person and I still am, and I remember being afraid that my mom would never come back... stick with it.. you learn so much, and you start learning social skills too! Its great!! It's definitely worth it in the long-run. Think of how many friends she'll be making! Just sit down with her and tell her what time you'll be back and that you'll always come back for her. :-)
Answered by Rae-Rae Nikkoles <3 - Sat Feb 3 05:21:07 2007
what's the difference between "head start" and pre-school?
Q. I've seen "head start" as a program for kids but i'm just curious if it's another name for pre-school.
Asked by The-School.org - Tue Sep 4 12:59:43 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That depends on where you are. Where I used to live, head start was a program for toddlers prior to entering kindergarten, and was actually held at school. They would ride a bus to and from the school. It was also mainly for low income families that couldn't afford pre-school. (my youngest brother was in head start because we were poor when I was younger) In pre-school, my daughter is currently in a pre-school, it is mainly held at a church or other such location. The parents are required to take and pick up their child and it costs a monthly fee. I pay around 200 a month for my daughter to go. It is mainly for ages 2-4/5 depending on what age they start kindergarten. They basically teach the same things, only at the pre-school they… [cont.]
Answered by sesamenc - Tue Sep 4 13:12:45 2007
Q. I've seen "head start" as a program for kids but i'm just curious if it's another name for pre-school.
Asked by The-School.org - Tue Sep 4 12:59:43 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That depends on where you are. Where I used to live, head start was a program for toddlers prior to entering kindergarten, and was actually held at school. They would ride a bus to and from the school. It was also mainly for low income families that couldn't afford pre-school. (my youngest brother was in head start because we were poor when I was younger) In pre-school, my daughter is currently in a pre-school, it is mainly held at a church or other such location. The parents are required to take and pick up their child and it costs a monthly fee. I pay around 200 a month for my daughter to go. It is mainly for ages 2-4/5 depending on what age they start kindergarten. They basically teach the same things, only at the pre-school they… [cont.]
Answered by sesamenc - Tue Sep 4 13:12:45 2007
If my child turns 3 in June, can she start pre-school some time this year? Is kindergarten different?
Q. I'm not originally from Australia so I'm not too sure how it all works. Would appreciate some help figuring it all out!
Asked by FIONA S - Wed Jan 16 17:25:26 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes she can start preschool, but they do want your child to be potty trained. I'm only stating this because my neice is over 3 and not potty trained and my brother can't put her in preschool yet because of it.
Answered by breisingermela - Wed Jan 16 17:29:33 2008
Q. I'm not originally from Australia so I'm not too sure how it all works. Would appreciate some help figuring it all out!
Asked by FIONA S - Wed Jan 16 17:25:26 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes she can start preschool, but they do want your child to be potty trained. I'm only stating this because my neice is over 3 and not potty trained and my brother can't put her in preschool yet because of it.
Answered by breisingermela - Wed Jan 16 17:29:33 2008
What is the best age to start a child in pre-school?
Q. We are thinking of putting our daughter into pre-school, but I still feel that she is too young. Once school starts it doesnt end for 12-13 years not including college!! Why not give them as many years at home as possible? She will be 4 years old in April. Just want to know what you all think. Thanks!
Asked by Ayesha - Tue Feb 6 15:18:07 2007 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I put my 2 daughters in pre-school both at the age of 4. My oldest had no problems with it. My youngest cried and cried and it broke my heart.. but it got easier after the first week. I am glad that I chose to put her in pre-school because I didnt want her to feel that way for Kindergarten. I too wanted them to stay home as long as possible because once they start.. its 12 years of school, but my husband really wanted them to go. She still had a hard time the first couple of days of Kindergarten in which she started last year.. but I think pre-school helped with the transition. I also think I wanted to hold on a little longer because she was my last too :) Whatever choice you make will be fine. Good Luck :)
Answered by shelby_st97 - Tue Feb 6 15:30:43 2007
Q. We are thinking of putting our daughter into pre-school, but I still feel that she is too young. Once school starts it doesnt end for 12-13 years not including college!! Why not give them as many years at home as possible? She will be 4 years old in April. Just want to know what you all think. Thanks!
Asked by Ayesha - Tue Feb 6 15:18:07 2007 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I put my 2 daughters in pre-school both at the age of 4. My oldest had no problems with it. My youngest cried and cried and it broke my heart.. but it got easier after the first week. I am glad that I chose to put her in pre-school because I didnt want her to feel that way for Kindergarten. I too wanted them to stay home as long as possible because once they start.. its 12 years of school, but my husband really wanted them to go. She still had a hard time the first couple of days of Kindergarten in which she started last year.. but I think pre-school helped with the transition. I also think I wanted to hold on a little longer because she was my last too :) Whatever choice you make will be fine. Good Luck :)
Answered by shelby_st97 - Tue Feb 6 15:30:43 2007
what age can a child start pre-school and how much is it roughly? Bromley area?
Q. what age can a child start pre-school and how much is it roughly? Bromley area?
Asked by Pepe - Fri Dec 5 07:05:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you want a pre-school normally 2 however many nurserys in bromley cater for children from 3 months. Go to Bromley council, they have a list of all the nurseries/preschools, and information about them as well as prices... alternately go to They have links and documents on there Hope this helps
Answered by NS - Sun Dec 7 13:38:37 2008
Q. what age can a child start pre-school and how much is it roughly? Bromley area?
Asked by Pepe - Fri Dec 5 07:05:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you want a pre-school normally 2 however many nurserys in bromley cater for children from 3 months. Go to Bromley council, they have a list of all the nurseries/preschools, and information about them as well as prices... alternately go to They have links and documents on there Hope this helps
Answered by NS - Sun Dec 7 13:38:37 2008
Anyone have any input on when a child should start school, ie: pre-school, kindergarten, what age for what?
Q. I have a late four year old, she just turned 4 in November, what should she be doing at this point? If you have time to break it down i really appreciate it!
Asked by .:FarAwaY:. - Thu Mar 8 00:49:23 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I also have a late 4 yo (Dec birthday) daughter I teach preschool at home. IMHO the things you should teach before entering a traditional school setting include: Shapes: circle, square, triangle, rectangle, heart, star, oval, octagon, hexagon Colors: red, blue, yellow, green, orange, purple, pink, brown, white, black and gray Teach writing numbers to 20, recognizing numbers to 30 or higher, counting a set of objects to 10 - start slow here, perhaps even introduce some addition and subtraction concepts using manipulatives. My daughter can tell time to the hour...one day she expressed an interest, she we played games and learned about it. It is important to follow your child's interest. She should also learn the sound each letter makes and… [cont.]
Answered by MacGillicuddy - Thu Mar 8 07:52:50 2007
Q. I have a late four year old, she just turned 4 in November, what should she be doing at this point? If you have time to break it down i really appreciate it!
Asked by .:FarAwaY:. - Thu Mar 8 00:49:23 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I also have a late 4 yo (Dec birthday) daughter I teach preschool at home. IMHO the things you should teach before entering a traditional school setting include: Shapes: circle, square, triangle, rectangle, heart, star, oval, octagon, hexagon Colors: red, blue, yellow, green, orange, purple, pink, brown, white, black and gray Teach writing numbers to 20, recognizing numbers to 30 or higher, counting a set of objects to 10 - start slow here, perhaps even introduce some addition and subtraction concepts using manipulatives. My daughter can tell time to the hour...one day she expressed an interest, she we played games and learned about it. It is important to follow your child's interest. She should also learn the sound each letter makes and… [cont.]
Answered by MacGillicuddy - Thu Mar 8 07:52:50 2007
Experienced parents... what age is a good age for a boy to start pre-school?
Q. . Also, do you really have to sign up for preschool several years in advance?
Asked by Lucky - Tue Aug 26 13:56:00 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was a pre k teacher for many years. My class started at 2.5 years old but that was mostly for socialization. When they really start to get the most out of is is 3.5-4 years old.
Answered by emy - Wed Aug 27 19:46:30 2008
Q. . Also, do you really have to sign up for preschool several years in advance?
Asked by Lucky - Tue Aug 26 13:56:00 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was a pre k teacher for many years. My class started at 2.5 years old but that was mostly for socialization. When they really start to get the most out of is is 3.5-4 years old.
Answered by emy - Wed Aug 27 19:46:30 2008
what age do children have to be to start pre school these days?
Q. in australia that is?
Asked by ( ) Caitlyn's mummy ( ) - Sun Mar 1 22:43:23 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To qualify for prep school which is the year before grade 1 the child must be 5 or about to turn 5 in that year. My son is 5 in 2 weeks and he just started prep school a month ago when the new school year began. **I just looked it up and the child must turn 5 on or before june 30th to qualify for prep year.
Answered by F ss Im 2 sxc 4 my shirt - Sun Mar 1 22:49:42 2009
Q. in australia that is?
Asked by ( ) Caitlyn's mummy ( ) - Sun Mar 1 22:43:23 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To qualify for prep school which is the year before grade 1 the child must be 5 or about to turn 5 in that year. My son is 5 in 2 weeks and he just started prep school a month ago when the new school year began. **I just looked it up and the child must turn 5 on or before june 30th to qualify for prep year.
Answered by F ss Im 2 sxc 4 my shirt - Sun Mar 1 22:49:42 2009
at about what age do you usually start your child in pre school?
Q. i just want to know what age i should start my son in pre school.
Asked by mtrK - Mon Sep 1 20:48:53 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I really don't think there is a "usual" age. Many parents never even put their children in pre-school. Many states offer some kind of "pre-K" program which is for the year before they start kindergarten. I find a lot of parents put their children in a mothers morning out program or something similar for their 1/2/3 yr olds, depending on when the parent feels the child is ready or would benefit from it. I have heard parents say that they put them in at a particular point when they felt the children were bored and longed to spend more time with other kids. Other parent simply put them in pre-school when they feel it's time that the parent needs to go back to work. So I say do it when you feel it's the right time for you and your child!… [cont.]
Answered by Pleasant - Mon Sep 1 21:36:14 2008
Q. i just want to know what age i should start my son in pre school.
Asked by mtrK - Mon Sep 1 20:48:53 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I really don't think there is a "usual" age. Many parents never even put their children in pre-school. Many states offer some kind of "pre-K" program which is for the year before they start kindergarten. I find a lot of parents put their children in a mothers morning out program or something similar for their 1/2/3 yr olds, depending on when the parent feels the child is ready or would benefit from it. I have heard parents say that they put them in at a particular point when they felt the children were bored and longed to spend more time with other kids. Other parent simply put them in pre-school when they feel it's time that the parent needs to go back to work. So I say do it when you feel it's the right time for you and your child!… [cont.]
Answered by Pleasant - Mon Sep 1 21:36:14 2008
Is any specific qualification required to start a pre school?
Q. Is any specific qualification required to start a pre school?
Asked by veronica_16in - Thu Nov 1 14:20:33 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Starting a preschool is a very long and difficult process. Check with your states department of education website. The NAEYC is also a really great resource. I think their website is naeyc.org but search it to make sure.
Answered by Nicole L - Fri Nov 2 17:55:49 2007
Q. Is any specific qualification required to start a pre school?
Asked by veronica_16in - Thu Nov 1 14:20:33 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Starting a preschool is a very long and difficult process. Check with your states department of education website. The NAEYC is also a really great resource. I think their website is naeyc.org but search it to make sure.
Answered by Nicole L - Fri Nov 2 17:55:49 2007
Please explain how Head Start/Pre School works. My three year old daughter is to begin school next week.?
Q. She is not fully potty trained and is quite disruptive at times. I guess I am asking the patience level of the teachers as her class will have about 20 other kids. Anyone have or had children in pre school to relate their experiences or difficulties?
Asked by mnbernier@sbcglobal.net - Tue Aug 28 23:38:35 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a Head Start teacher. We expect these situations, and deal with them all the time. She will probably decide in a hurry to use the potty, because she will be surrounded by her peers, most of whom will be saying I have to go potty, and she'll just naturally say it too! And don't worry about disruptive behavior. That's part of what Head Start is about: learning to follow routines, learning to respect others, learning to listen when appropriate and talk when appropriate, learning good manners, learning self-control. It sounds like you have made an excellent choice in sending her to Head Start! In my area we have an excellent HS program and often have a long waiting list to get in. I hope the program in your area is as good and… [cont.]
Answered by leslie b - Wed Aug 29 08:03:31 2007
Q. She is not fully potty trained and is quite disruptive at times. I guess I am asking the patience level of the teachers as her class will have about 20 other kids. Anyone have or had children in pre school to relate their experiences or difficulties?
Asked by mnbernier@sbcglobal.net - Tue Aug 28 23:38:35 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a Head Start teacher. We expect these situations, and deal with them all the time. She will probably decide in a hurry to use the potty, because she will be surrounded by her peers, most of whom will be saying I have to go potty, and she'll just naturally say it too! And don't worry about disruptive behavior. That's part of what Head Start is about: learning to follow routines, learning to respect others, learning to listen when appropriate and talk when appropriate, learning good manners, learning self-control. It sounds like you have made an excellent choice in sending her to Head Start! In my area we have an excellent HS program and often have a long waiting list to get in. I hope the program in your area is as good and… [cont.]
Answered by leslie b - Wed Aug 29 08:03:31 2007
How long does it take to adjust to pre-school for 2 yr old?
Q. My 2 year old just started pre-school last week. How long did it take your kids to adjust and enjoy going? This is her first time being separated from mommy & daddy. She cries a lot when she is at school, and is stand-offish towards the teachers/adults. She loves playing with other kids when we go to Gymboree, etc. but is a bit scared of them when she is at school.
Asked by Vivian S - Thu Feb 21 16:03:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my 2 yea old took a week to get use to it now she loves it and i cant get her away from there lol your one will get use to it it takes a bit of time to adjust to it thats all
Answered by Pregnant mummy!!!!! - Thu Feb 21 16:30:58 2008
Q. My 2 year old just started pre-school last week. How long did it take your kids to adjust and enjoy going? This is her first time being separated from mommy & daddy. She cries a lot when she is at school, and is stand-offish towards the teachers/adults. She loves playing with other kids when we go to Gymboree, etc. but is a bit scared of them when she is at school.
Asked by Vivian S - Thu Feb 21 16:03:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my 2 yea old took a week to get use to it now she loves it and i cant get her away from there lol your one will get use to it it takes a bit of time to adjust to it thats all
Answered by Pregnant mummy!!!!! - Thu Feb 21 16:30:58 2008
how do i start my own pre-school or private daycare nursery?
Q. where to go for information.who can help me.funding etc many thanks sab
Asked by sabrina b - Wed Nov 15 08:08:24 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what state you live in. Contact you local Child Care Resource and Referral agency. They will give you the contact information for your licensing consultant. Request a copy of the regulations. You may be able to get them off the internet too. Grants in my state are very few I would suggest asking the licensing consultant about that as well.
Answered by thoward444t - Thu Nov 16 21:40:24 2006
Q. where to go for information.who can help me.funding etc many thanks sab
Asked by sabrina b - Wed Nov 15 08:08:24 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what state you live in. Contact you local Child Care Resource and Referral agency. They will give you the contact information for your licensing consultant. Request a copy of the regulations. You may be able to get them off the internet too. Grants in my state are very few I would suggest asking the licensing consultant about that as well.
Answered by thoward444t - Thu Nov 16 21:40:24 2006
I have a 2 year old daughter. What age can she start going to pre-school?
Q. I have a 2 year old daughter. What age can she start going to pre-school?
Asked by Asia_Unscripted - Tue Dec 26 16:34:46 2006 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Age 3 is a good time to begin pre-school, once she is potty-trained. Prepare her beforehand by getting her used to being away from you and by getting her excited about this new place where she will make new friends and learn new things. It helps if there is another child in the same preschool with whom your child is already familiar.
Answered by Cindy - Tue Dec 26 16:44:06 2006
Q. I have a 2 year old daughter. What age can she start going to pre-school?
Asked by Asia_Unscripted - Tue Dec 26 16:34:46 2006 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Age 3 is a good time to begin pre-school, once she is potty-trained. Prepare her beforehand by getting her used to being away from you and by getting her excited about this new place where she will make new friends and learn new things. It helps if there is another child in the same preschool with whom your child is already familiar.
Answered by Cindy - Tue Dec 26 16:44:06 2006
At what age should children start school?
Q. My daughter turned 3 years old in July... I haven't put her in a pre-school yet... is that bad? I have put her in day care where the curriculum is similar to school but I just wanted to know what age I should start her in pre-school or kindergarten... any ideas?
Asked by RockStarMel - Sat Aug 25 20:08:46 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My daughter is starting to preschool next fall(2008) and she will be barely 4, then she will start kindergarten when she's barely 5. She goes to a mother's day out right now which has curriculum, but nobody is a better teacher than the parent!
Answered by savannahmichaelpink - Sat Aug 25 23:32:53 2007
Q. My daughter turned 3 years old in July... I haven't put her in a pre-school yet... is that bad? I have put her in day care where the curriculum is similar to school but I just wanted to know what age I should start her in pre-school or kindergarten... any ideas?
Asked by RockStarMel - Sat Aug 25 20:08:46 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My daughter is starting to preschool next fall(2008) and she will be barely 4, then she will start kindergarten when she's barely 5. She goes to a mother's day out right now which has curriculum, but nobody is a better teacher than the parent!
Answered by savannahmichaelpink - Sat Aug 25 23:32:53 2007
how young is to young to start pre school??
Q. my daughter is 2 years old n very samrt she can count knows her colors is workin on her abcs and potty trained... she acts like she is gettin bored with everything is she to young for preschool ? i know of a few in my area that would take her but am i pushing her to hard?
Asked by aspenlexi06 - Sat Apr 28 21:11:10 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My son is 2.4 and he has already started preschool for 2 hours once a week. He can count to 20, read his letters and numbers and knows the alphabet. He needed some stimulation in a class environment. He loves it and is never upset when I leave. He was ready. All kids are different, but it sounds like she may benefit from it!
Answered by PDXmommy - Sat Apr 28 21:45:46 2007
Q. my daughter is 2 years old n very samrt she can count knows her colors is workin on her abcs and potty trained... she acts like she is gettin bored with everything is she to young for preschool ? i know of a few in my area that would take her but am i pushing her to hard?
Asked by aspenlexi06 - Sat Apr 28 21:11:10 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My son is 2.4 and he has already started preschool for 2 hours once a week. He can count to 20, read his letters and numbers and knows the alphabet. He needed some stimulation in a class environment. He loves it and is never upset when I leave. He was ready. All kids are different, but it sounds like she may benefit from it!
Answered by PDXmommy - Sat Apr 28 21:45:46 2007
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