Often they have trouble making friends with peers. They may be socially quite aggressive or very shy and unable to approach others. In small preschool groups, these children often have trouble listening to the teacher. They also have trouble with physical space and knowing when they are intruding in another's territory. Parents are often confused at the complexity of their child's behavior and have trouble understanding its origin.
Many parents worry about selecting just the right nursery school for their young child.
Children who display some of the ADD behaviors of impulsivity, hyperactivity etc. cause additional concerns for parents. Generally nursery schools can be separated hem one another by the level of structure they offer, the ratio of children to adults, the range of ages they service, the philosophy they espouse and the schedules they operate on. In an attempt to choose the right match for a young child parents need to review all of these criteria in addition to costs as they search. Moreover, parents should see the setting with other children there and meet the staff. Although it is tempting to choose solely on the recommendations of friends, no one knows your own child as well as you.