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  • dd will be 2 in Feb...do you start preschool at 2.7 yrs old? seems a little young

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    04.16.08, 01:15 PM [ Flag ]

    • DS started at 23 months. Its just socialization at that point and only 2 hrs 2 times a week. He loved it

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      04.16.08, 01:16 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

    • My ds will be 2.6 in Sept and I am not starting him until he is 3.6

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      04.16.08, 01:17 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

      • yeah, thats what I am thinking...3.7 sounds better to me

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        04.16.08, 01:17 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

        • I think it is best for my ds who I don't think will be ready in Sept. I am going to put him into some more classes like gym, music and maybe a play group for socialization. I refuse to worry about not getting into the "right" preschool b/c I think if focus on what is best for ds then it will all work out in the end...

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          04.16.08, 01:21 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

    • You'll be surprised how much they change in this year. It's too late for pre-school, but you might look into a 2s program just to have some structure.

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      04.16.08, 01:19 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

    • I kept dd out of the 2's program (not 3 before Dec 1) so she will go next year to the 3's program and be 3.8 when it starts

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      04.16.08, 01:19 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
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