Congratulations on the Chinese New Year, Tigers, good health, and good luck in the Year of the Tiger! After the vacation, school started. Children came to kindergarten early in the morning and the campus was full of children's laughter again, sharing interesting stories about the New Year's Eve at home or on trips, and happily doing various kinds of physical exercises, listening to stories, and playing with blocks in the morning. We asked the children, "Do you want to play outdoors or go into the classroom to play in the learning area when you come to kindergarten in the morning? The children unanimously said they wanted to play outdoors. The children want to move their muscles in the morning. Yes, they do.

Lack of sleep can hinder a child's growth because most of the body's growth hormones are secreted during sleep, and poor sleep or too little sleep can affect the secretion of growth hormones. If your child experiences any of the following three abnormalities, it is likely that he or she is sleep-deprived: More active than usual, or even completely out of control of adults. Unlike adults who don't get enough sleep and are lethargic, children who don't get enough sleep will be hyperactive, running around and touching everything. School children who sleep less than 7.7 hours for a long period of time