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Creche...3months

tonychristopher:

It's when a child can use his left hand to touch his right ears above the head

Etinosajay:


Lol, you're not serious.

How about measuring his height with a Metre rule? Or measure how big his brain is, with a basin?

I'm talking about a kid born between 2013-2016, not your ancestors

ShitHead:
75

tonychristopher:


Lol

It really work....I did it for a client and if you try it..your kids education will never remain the same

Glo4issy:
2years but it depends on the child been active,my niece started creche 1year two month and two years she began nursery class.

tico1212:

Your name says it all..... Ode

Hunnydropps:
My experience:

I focused on teaching and training my children at home until the age of 3. We did educational activities, learned about nature by going to parks, went to museums, visited different relatives work places, etc. Just took the time bonding with them, discovered how each of my children best absorbed info and was able to instill core values in them as far as behavior, respect, and self-control.
I was concerned some personnel in early education centers don't do great jobs cultivating young minds. I wanted to be the one to lay a strong foundation in them before allowing others the opportunity to influence them too much. This time also allowed me to potty trained by 18-20mo with accidental night bedwetting ending by 2 yrs.
I loved those years with them and think it made a huge impact on their sense of security and learning abilities.

By 3yrs I felt their moral compasses/common sense/ability to communicate if someone at school might mistreat or (God forbid) molest them was advanced enough to comfortably enroll them in pre-school. After 2 years of Mon-Fri pre-schooling (classes were half-days) my girls where ready for all-day kindergarten at the age of 5. The transition was easy since they were well adjusted to sitting still, following directions, socially interacting appropriately, etc.

There is no right or wrong in when to enroll kids into school. As long as the child is ready and can benefit learning can be nothing but good for our children. Just always do what's best for your children/family.

Much respect to all the parents here...let's always stay focused on doing the best for our kids so we can have future generations that will do great things in this chaotic world.

Etinosajay:


U try

Do am for ya own kids like dat, and pray they don't start school @ 11years

tonychristopher:


That's a humble advice that has been tastes and trusted

NiGeRianTr0ll:
I dont know why, but 69 sounds very appealing to me right now

Etinosajay:


Cool.

Love it. Love it again, buh how were you able to combine work with being their mom/teacher in those years

Etinosajay:


Reception? Is dat another stage too?

Yea, d kid is quite active. Learning fast I must confess.

* Wipes his mouth after eating with the handkerchief

* runs to pass mom/dad their cell phone when it's ringing.

Does all these easily when instructed.

Hums a familiar song tone or rhyme when it's played.

I still somehow feel, he should tarry a few months before registering, just so he can learn more from the home.

MISSCONGENIALITY:
The problem with us these days is that we get so carried away by the jobs we do and forget that a child need to know somethings from home b4 going to school. Sometimes I think parents run away from their responsibilities and shift to to teachers. They growing not knowing their parents cos they started school from the womb.
As for me, my child must reach 3years b4 going to school. Children can learn some of those things from home with the help of vidoes which it what some of those daycare use to keep the kids busy.

Purplechild:
pls dnt waste time joor, enroll ur sharp child. My daughter started pre - nursery at age of 1yr 7months. She is way too smart for her age, i just had to register her ASAP

Hunnydropps:
...

Here's a mother. Great job Ma.

Hunnydropps:


I agree. Its also a great thing if you can find other moms that take this approach because you can do things together.

Etinosajay:
Hi,

I would like parents here, as well as teachers or school administrators to share their opinion here.

What is the ideal or appropriate or "okay" age for a child (toddler) to be registered in school?

Say, Daycare, Toddler class, creche, as the case may be.

Dyt:
8 months

MISSCONGENIALITY:
Thanks, will do that when I become a mom cos doing it now, they will not understand.