At this age, it is very important to determine if your child would benefit most from the structure of a program or from its social aspects. The next factor to consider is your child's personality and interests. These activities will all be part of a structured preschool program. Finally, consider your child's level of development. If you have concerns about your child's development he or she should be evaluated by your pediatrician who will help you find the most suitable program for your child.
Children benefit from being in a simulating environment at an early age.
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