Different parents will adopt different methods for their children's education. Some parents will choose to let their children play happily, while others will constantly enroll their children in training classes. As for children who have been playing since childhood and who have been attending training classes, there will be obvious differences in many aspects when they grow up.

Let your children play or take training classes?

Many parents will encounter various doubts when it comes to educating their children. As a mother, Xiao Min is worried about whether she should let her children play or go to training classes. Xiao Min has been providing "happy education" to her children since they were young, so that they can be in a happy and playful state, and the children also have a very happy life.

But as the children grew older, Xiao Min found that other parents began to enroll their children in various training classes. In order not to let her children fall behind others, she also enrolled her children in many training classes, so they spent most of their time studying. After the child attended the training class for a period of time, Xiao Min found that the child's learning ability had been improved.

But seeing the changes in her child, Xiao Min felt mixed feelings, because although her child's learning ability has improved, her personality has become less lively and cheerful than before, so Xiao Min also began to think about which kind of child. Which choice is best for the child?

There is a clear difference between children who play since childhood and children who continue to attend training classes

1. Personality

Children are extremely active during play, and From childhood to adulthood, children have always been in a relatively free state, so such children tend to have more optimistic and outgoing personalities. On the contrary, children who have been attending training classes since childhood will have relatively greater inner pressure, so their personalities will be relatively calm and introverted.

2. Self-discipline

Children who have been playing since childhood do not like to be restrained. For them, having fun is a very important thing, and because of this, Their self-discipline will be relatively poor. For example, when they are studying, they tend to lose concentration because they are playful. On the contrary, children who continue to attend training classes know how to suppress their "playful" nature when necessary and focus on learning, so such children will have relatively strong self-discipline.

3. Different ability ranges

Children who play from childhood to adulthood will be exposed to all kinds of new things and people during play, so their ability to make friends and their understanding of new knowledge The receptive ability is relatively strong. For children who have been attending training classes since childhood, their thinking abilities and talents will be greatly improved during the learning process. Therefore, children who play from childhood to adulthood and those who continue to attend training classes have different abilities.