@juliiachinaa: At first, I was very frustrated and upset that we couldn’t attend public kindergarten right away. I wanted my child to be in a Chinese environment to help him catch up with the language. But after cooling down, I realized that this strict approach is actually a benefit, not a drawback—it shows a strong commitment to health and safety.✨ In public kindergarten, teachers take vaccinations very seriously. Even after we started, I noticed that if a child was even a little sick, they would call us to pick them up right away. Private kindergartens, however, felt different. Since they are businesses, there’s often more emphasis on keeping children enrolled. In public schools, they prioritize health over business, so if a child is unwell, they are immediately sent home.🙈 #chinese #school