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Admission in play group

My babay is 2 year old he is very muvh active and his communication is also good. Right noe he can identify all types of animals and fruits, vegetables, he knows lot of things. So we are plan to admit him in playgroup.please let me know should I admit in school right now ? Or should wait untill he reach 2.5 year ? what is the right age of kids admission in school?

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I worked at a Daycare/ preschool. They are both good and bad. I think that he will develope even faster being placed in a program, but at the same time, with the good comes the bad. Bad habits, illnesses, and all the other fun stuff. Bottom line is that no one will take care of your child or love your child the way you do. If you can understand that, and you are ok with it, then try him in a program. I’m sure he’ll do well there. It sounds like you’ve done great with him so far! He’ll get great social skills, and he’ll learn how to share and interact well with others. Not to mention all the fun little projects they get to do. I must tell you though…be extremely picky with the program you choose. Investigate like crazy!!! Make sure that your baby is going to the best place you can find for him. Don’t be shy about asking questions, and you should be fine. Also… make sure that the program you choose has no policies preventing you from stopping in whenever you feel like it. Its always good to know that you can make unexpected visits to check in on your baby. Just try not to stop in too often because that can be upsetting to your son when you have to leave, and the teachers or program leaders will have to spend a lot of time calming him back down after you’ve left.

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