At what age should a child start schooling? I think parents are rushing

Oct 14, 2026 · 9:04 AM UTC

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you begin teaching your children when they are born, and...you never stop. hope this helps.
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Gave my daughter Hooked on Phonics at 3 and within a few months she was reading on her own. Gave her Dragonbox in the 6th grade and it made Algebra so much easier. Gamification is a great way to teach kids early which makes school much less stressful.
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A child has learned their parents voices be fore they emerge from the womb. As soon as they open their eyes they’re learning about their surroundings. The biggest discouragement is spending 8 hours a day in a classroom where everything is geared towards the slowest students.
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Don’t worry. Most parents are incapable of schooling a child into a Mozart by the age of 6.
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You can literally learn 1-12 in a year if you have a basic understanding of math and know how to read and write. My kids are home-schooled and already know the bill of rights and that the Jews started ww2 and Hitler was the good guy.
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children learn every day. Why is sending a child to daycare different from homeschool? Because you pay somebody? What are they teaching in school these days? I think parents should homeschool at least through sixth grade. Instill some values.
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My sons began learning, school type stuff at 2. My sons speak 3 languages. Can read Latin. Studied Philosophy by age 7. By 10, they knew more about the United States than most adults know. Never to early to learn
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I've deschooled all three of mine. They're happier and we discuss the world every day.
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The arc of schooling before higher ed, vocational ed, or employment is too long. There's no reason why kids can't start school at seven and graduate at 16. It's become a jobs program/child care farce.
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My mom taught us to read and write and played constructive games with us until 6th grade. That’s when formal schooling began. We were all caught up within a year. We do start too early.
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Don’t confuse schooling with education. Schooling? Never Education? From day 1. And YOU should teach your child.
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The government wants you in as early as possible to indoctrinate your children into their bullshit as early as possible. Good luck
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Immediately. You start teaching your kid immediately.
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3 but Christian preschool makes all the difference
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Formal education should depend upon the child’s readiness. That said, our children learn from the day they are born. Every moment is teachable moment.
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I had twin daughters that started preschool at age three. Their brains were like sponges and they learned everything. I traveled with them and they were very secure children. They are now 43 , both college degreed with their own kids.
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The only thing other parents say to me when I say my boy is about to 3 in November is. “Where u got him in Pre K?” I say, “I don’t, he’s not ready to sit in a class room.” And thy look at me like I’m nuts. And I say, “bet you wore a mask during scamdemic too.”
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Honestly, for me...it was a break in cost from daycare cause we both worked. Had to to pay for daycare. That was over 20 years ago. Then bits and girls club after school.
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Homeschooling is just a natural extension of parenting, so it’s from birth with that method. (I homeschooled my kids).
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As soon as the mother knows she is pregnant. The parents, family, friends all have an affect on the baby very early on. Prenatal care for the mother and classes for parents were very helpful for all 3 of us.
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My wife’s rich friend had her 3 month old in a daycare. Little dude was premature too
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3 is the key age to get them into early childhood education; they develop significantly faster in a classroom environment and they also learn to deal with challenging social situations in a safe space. Kids that miss out on this are very often well behind when they start school.
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As soon as they are born. Fill them kids up
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For what purpose? Indoctrination into systems of control? NEVER.
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At age zero, sir.
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Once they turn 3.
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When they are born. 🙄
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