Babies don't stay babies forever. Eventually, they turn four and parents must make the difficult decision whether to enroll them in preschool or keep them on their own for another year. This decision could be life-changing for a child, but it could also be too much for a four-year-old. The story of how preschool became a daily activity for any child has evolved significantly over the years. Preschool gives young children a head start on school. So when they attend kindergarten, they already understand some things related to school. The cost of sending a child to preschool is also a factor that many parents consider before sending their children. These are all reasons why parents decide it's a good idea for their child to go to preschool or stay home for another year. Not all students were always allowed to attend preschool. A long time ago, school was reserved for children who already knew how to read and write. It was in 1979, in Strasbourg, that Johann Friedrich Oberlin and Louise Scheppler founded a program allowing children to go and learn while their parents worked. In New Lanark, Scotland, in 1816, the first British and probably the world's first nursery school was opened by Robert Owen, a philosopher and educationalist. Owen created this because he wanted children to have a good education when they had to work. The idea of ​​the preschool began to grow rapidly. It has become normal for young children to attend preschool or daycare where they will learn. This idea or project is still developing today. When a person walks into a preschool, they usually see a teacher sitting in front of a group of young children reading a story, or even children playing with toys or p...... middle of paper ......schools expect a child to arrive in first grade with these basic skills allowing them to focus on reading and other basic fundamentals. If a child is not used to spending time away from his mother or does not know how to play with other children, not only will he fall behind in his learning, but he will also not be able to form friendships with others. other children. Things calmed down a bit and they both agreed on some of the other's points. Phil agrees that preschool can be beneficial for some students, but that the government should not pay the price. Crystal agreed that the government should not pay for this. She also mentions that some parents believe that preschool and daycare are places to leave their children and escape for a while. She absolutely does not think preschools should be used for this reason..