It is good, when the mother has the opportunity to sit with the child at least up to 3 years - the so-called "sadov" age. But the circumstances in the families are different, and many parents are forced to give the child to the kindergarten earlier than they would like themselves. But in addition to desire and necessity, there are also age criteria, as well as some requirements, which must be answered by a child entering a pre-school educational institution.
At what age are they taken to the manger?
On the question of how many years now they take in a nursery a reply is unequivocally difficult, since some institutions are ready to take care of even 9-month-old crumbs, while others try to adhere to middle age - 1.5 years. This is one of the most disturbing periods in a child's life, when he needs parental presence and guardianship especially, so preparation for the manger should be started ahead of time.
What should a child be able to do before a kindergarten?
In many gardens, there are requirements for the skills of the toddler entering the nursery group, mainly they concern hygiene and self-care: the child should walk on the pot, eat on his own, try to take off and put on clothes. Of course, these skills in 1.5 years will be far from perfect and everyone understands it, therefore, if the kid can not fully eat himself, he will not remain hungry anyway. The same goes for the pot - at first the children in the manger can be in the diaper. But this by no means gives rise to the parents to fully assign the child's instruction for independence to the teaching staff.
The child's readiness for the manger is determined not only by the formation of the necessary household and hygienic skills, but also includes psychological aspects. The child should be ready to let go of his mother for the whole day, so you should start "training" from the very
Also, the child should not be afraid of outsiders, including other children. Certainly, at this age, children are still too self-sufficient to play in the team, but some experience of interaction with peers can be instilled by visiting children's playgrounds, schools of early development, inviting friends and children to visit and visiting them themselves.
Thus, the decision when to give a child to a kindergarten should be determined not only by the age range, but also by the degree of the child's readiness for such a change in the way of life.