I don’t want my children to go to kindergarten, but I want to take my children to travel and study everywhere. What do you think of this approach?

Traveling with the little one has been put on the agenda of many parents. There are even parents who plan to take the little beast on a trip for a year before going to kindergarten. So, sacrifice Is it worth trading a year of kindergarten for a year of travel experience? Long-distance travel also has other inconveniences

There are two main reasons for this:

1. Long-distance travel inevitably involves fatigue. If traveling by train, children can have space to move. It's quite comfortable. If you travel by car or by plane, the child will be trapped in a small seat within a few hours after getting on the bus (aircraft), and the "little beast" with no place to release its vitality will definitely exert its power. Such commotion, by this time, there is no longer a loving father, a filial son, and a happy family to go on a long journey, only a jittery and irritable journey, and there is no expected joyful parent-child trip.

Children aged 2 and 3 are not as able to endure hunger and hardship as adults or teenagers. Some scenic spots require a long walk. The child cannot walk, and it is not convenient to push a stroller, so just go Being able to be held by parents in turns is so refreshing and exciting just thinking about it; after being held for a day, my arms are so sore that I can’t stand up, and I’m so tired that I can’t straighten my back... Environmental and health issues

Environmental health issues, to simplify it, they are Clothing, food, housing and transportation, the above mentioned "transportation", here we will only talk about "food". Of course, you have to bring your own clothes; "accommodation" is usually in a hotel, so it's not a big problem for people who don't worry about hygiene to bring a few disposable four-piece suits; "food" is different, and it will directly affect the journey. Quality and mood are even related to whether you can successfully complete the trip.

When traveling with a 3-year-old child, the first thing to think about when it comes to "food" is "What does the child eat?". How can you usually cook food in restaurants outside without adding some seasonings? "No additives" are safe and healthy. Food is a no-brainer, but it’s not the biggest impact. The biggest impact is on the children themselves.

The gastrointestinal and immune systems of 3-year-old children are still in the process of development. The intestinal flora is unstable and is easily affected by environmental factors, eating habits, etc., making the intestinal function unstable. In addition, the intestinal wall of a 3-year-old child is thin, the mucous membrane is fragile, and the content of various enzymes in the intestinal juice is lower than that of adults, which is not conducive to the completion of digestion and absorption functions and can easily induce related diseases.

Imagine that while traveling, your child suddenly develops acute gastroenteritis, has a high fever or even has convulsions. What should you do if you don’t have the appropriate medicine to relieve the condition and cannot seek medical treatment in time? The stability of the environment is the key to the early upbringing of young children.

The role of kindergarten is not to teach children any knowledge. Rather, it allows children to build their basic understanding of groups, rules and a sense of honor through interactions with teachers and peers.

Through various courses such as games and art, children are trained so that they can sit still, listen, and concentrate on the things in front of them. From the first few minutes until I was in elementary school, I was able to sit at my desk in good health and emotionally stable, and study with concentration for dozens of minutes. This is the core key to kindergarten education.