I have a 2 year old daughter. What age can she start going to pre-school?

Answer 1

Age 3 is a good time to begin pre-school, once she is potty-trained. Prepare her beforehand by getting her used to being away from you and by getting her excited about this new place where she will make new friends and learn new things. It helps if there is another child in the same preschool with whom your child is already familiar.

Answer 2

3 or 4

Answer 3

She can start going at about three. If you want to put her in head start she needs to be four. Some private schools have two year old half day pre school.

Answer 4

Age three is customary, as long as she is potty-trained, because that's usually a requirement.
Kindergarten begins at 5. But it all depends when the birth date falls for beginning public school. If she doesn't make the cut off date, she may have to wait out a year.

Answer 5

Depends on the ages that centers take in your area... some centers will take children as young as six weeks old! For traditional "preschool", many centers' criteria is two years old and potty-trained. It just depends on the centers in your area... call around to several centers to ask what their requirements are.

Answer 6

At 3 years of age if she's potty trained. But sometimes at four.

Answer 7

3 years old

Answer 8

Pre school is 4 but do what i did and get her into a day care that also is a prelearning center so she is not there just staring at a tv all day

Answer 9

The earliest age is 3, but regardless of how old, she must be potty trained.

Answer 10

3 or 4 years old.