Kindergarten is a suitable place for blossoming children's talents, and is the first place for socializing. The children learn how to treat other kids of the same age and elder ones and to reflect their social behavior at home with their family members. The Deputy of the Welfare Organization for Social Affairs, Fatemeh Pezeshkian says, "Age of three is the age of socializing and the best time to send the children to kindergarten."

She added that kindergarten trains social behavior indirectly through playing games, and it should be a place for children's creativity development.

Ma'soumeh Samadi, founder of the first 24-hour kindergarten of the country in Qazvin Province, says, "Kindergartens teach sense of responsibility, socializing, independence, self-confidence, and creativity to the children.

Training cooperation, culture of peace and friendship, life skills, and replacing bad tempers with good ones are other issues which kindergarten brings for the children.

A mother who has enrolled her child in a kindergarten, believes that the child would be able to converse appropriately in comparison with the past, and can do his personal works better than before. The children develop independent characters.

"Since the children in a kindergarten are from different cultures, they might be influenced by some bad habits and wordings. At this stage, the role of teachers in training the children is very important," another mother said. Nasrin, a kindergarten trainer says, "The children who have not gone to kindergartens, naturally, do not have the ability to formulate relationships with the children of the same age. The kindergarten paves the way for children to learn the rules of the modern society. It brings a healthy life for them."

Mrs. Ershad, also a trainer, believes that the children, who are trained in kindergartens, are psychologically, socially, and sentimentally superior to those who are trained at home. They can talk better than the rest.

Robabeh Javaheri, the manager of a kindergarten says, "The parents should not forget their important role as the trainer of their children. Because there are some who give the whole responsibility of training their children to the kindergarten. Kindergartens are no replacement for parents."