My daughter is two years and eight months old, can I enroll her in an art class?

Or teach her to walk better first, will she trot?

You're too far ahead of your time.

Personally, I think this age is too young to be suitable. At this age, she is still in the stage of learning to speak and just beginning to understand things, and it is still difficult to accept these artistic aspects, so applying this art knowledge to her may have a stunted brain development, I think it is better to wait until she is 4 years old to enroll in art classes according to her preferences.

I recommend that she enroll in art classes after she is over four years old, and then enroll in art classes when she is sensible, so that she can save some snacks.

Hello, I suggest isee Cinderella, if you learn ballet at the age of two, you can choose Cinderella's ballet initiation class, or you can.

Two years old is still relatively young, you can try these, and you can also start trying English

My baby was inattentive before, timid and nervous, and after practicing for half a year, the baby's courage has become bigger, and his attention is better than before.

You can learn about Tomato Field Art, Tomato Field Art is an international art school for children aged 2 to 15. Your child is 2 years old and happens to be in the sensitive period of art, so you must not enroll him in that kind of technical training class, which will ruin the child's innate creativity.

Scribbling doesn't mean you're interested.,If you look at the animation.,And then draw the same character as the anime.,Or draw something weird.,Maybe you're interested.。。

It's too early, it's okay at the age of three, but I can't say everything at the age of two.

Two years old is too young, I reported it at the age of three.

The baby is 2 years old, and I want to enroll him in an early education class, what do you think is better? The baby is two years old and you want to sign up for an early education class with him, I think it is a bit early, and some two-year-old children are not very clear, at least two and a half years old, right? If you really want to report, I think you have to plan according to what the child usually likes.

It's good that children don't have any special skills.

You can learn about the local early education institutions, try to compare them on the spot, and then judge them from the attitude of the children, the teacher's education method and the number of applicants. Generally, big-brand early education institutions are more reliable, and they can indeed develop the baby's intelligence and expand various abilities.

You can also learn about it from the surrounding mothers. Judge by a combination of factors.

Don't put pressure on your child at such a young age, it's more important for your child to live a happy and free childhood than anything else.

It is desirable to have intellectual development and playability (suitable for 0-1,2 years old).