Why do many people not let their children go to public kindergartens now, but directly choose private kindergartens for their children? At the beginning, parents thought that public kindergartens were the best, because they were run by the government, so the conditions in all aspects were not bad, and they were good at taking care of their children. The most important teachers in them were officially edited teachers, so they had experience and ability to take care of their children. However, in the past two years, more and more private kindergartens have been built, and many parents are even more to private kindergartens than public kindergartens. So why is this happening now? In fact, there are three reasons. Although the first public kindergarten is good, it is not easy to enter. Because the number of public kindergartens in each place is not particularly large, the number of children they recruit is limited. It doesn&;t mean that anyone wants to enroll in a public kindergarten. It may require parents to pay a lot when enrolling their children, and try to think of many ways to get their children to go to school in a public kindergarten. For example, they will prepare a lot of materials before, and then they need to queue up early on the day of enrollment. In this case, parents want their children to go to public kindergartens, but they can&;t, so they have to let their children go to kindergartens, so they have no choice but to let their children go to private kindergartens. The second reason is that private kindergarten teachers take care of children better than public kindergartens, because public kindergartens have a big disadvantage: the class size is relatively large, and there are 50 or 60 children in a class and three teachers take care of them, so in many cases, teachers are not particularly careful and confident. Children are prone to some small safety accidents in public kindergartens. For example, if this child is beaten today and arrested by that child tomorrow, parents will feel that teachers in public kindergartens do not take care of their children seriously. Or that teachers in public kindergartens simply can&;t take care of so many children. Then in private kindergartens, this situation is just the opposite. One advantage of private kindergartens is that the class size is relatively small. There are ten or twenty children in a class, and then three teachers take care of them, so one teacher takes care of five or six children on average. It must be more careful than the children taken care of by public kindergarten teachers, so many parents will directly choose private kindergartens with fewer classes for their children. Especially if parents feel that their children are weak in all aspects, and if they are in public kindergartens, there is no way to adapt to the fast pace of public kindergartens, parents will send them directly to private kindergartens, so that teachers can take good care of their children. The third aspect may be the reason why most parents choose private kindergartens for their children, that is, private kindergartens teach children elementary knowledge, while public kindergartens don&;t. Many parents want their children to win at the starting line, thinking that if they don&;t learn elementary knowledge in kindergarten, they will definitely fail to keep up in grade one, and children will play in public kindergartens for three years without learning anything, so it is better to spend money on private kindergartens.At least learn some knowledge. Because many children who go to school in public kindergartens now, they will also choose to let their children go to young transfer classes during various holidays. Now, a common phenomenon is that children have to learn elementary knowledge when they are in kindergarten, which leads to many parents now. They will directly choose private kindergartens for their children. Although the cost of private kindergartens is relatively high, in some cases it is several times higher than that of public kindergartens, the benefits for private kindergartens are no longer a problem in terms of cost. Some parents will choose to let their children go to public kindergartens when they are in middle and small classes, let them play carefree in public kindergartens for two years, and then transfer their children directly to private kindergartens when they are in large classes. In this case, parents just want their children to learn elementary knowledge in private kindergartens. That&;s why more and more parents will send their children directly to private kindergartens.