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Our 2 years (and 2 months) old is ahead of his class at the daycare because he knows his ABC's and 123s very well by now, and is able to form full sentences. We
by esalman 3y ago
Our 2 years (and 2 months) old is ahead of his class at the daycare because he knows his ABC's and 123s very well by now, and is able to form full sentences. We cannot just let him join the 3 year old class because he'll not fit physically. I am looking for ways to "enrich" his learning in some other ways.
- gnicholas 3y agoI've heard good things about Khan Academy's app for little kids. We didn't use it since our kid was older by the time we started, but we've gotten a lot of mileage out of the regular Khan Academy app, starting around age 5. Both are free!
- esalman 3y agoThe khan kids app is great! I basically steered him away from Cocomelon and towards khan kids and a few other learning apps.
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- carabiner 3y agoHave him play outside in the woods and streams and with other kids.
- esalman 3y agoCurrently sheltering in place due to Texas heat.
- zeroonetwothree 3y agoI wouldn’t worry about maximizing learning at that age, it’s much more about physical and social development. Being “ahead” at age 3 is basically irrelevant long term
- twiddling 3y ago< Being “ahead” at age 3 is basically irrelevant long term Not if you want them to be FIRE at age 10 /s
- skeeter2020 3y ago>> I am looking for ways to "enrich" his learning in some other ways. You parent however you want, but instead of looking for an AP daycare how about let them expand as a toddler and then a child? Must be your first, because I got news for you, no two year old is "ahead of his class", except maybe in how big they are, or how much they eat, sleep and shit.
- esalman 3y agoTBH his daycare teachers brought this up first, based on his interaction with kids older than him.
- 1980phipsi 3y agoA comment above suggests infinite set theory and surreal numbers. ;)