When choosing a preschool, parents should observe how warm and responsive the staff is, whether the classrooms are safe and child-friendly, and how play and learning are balanced. A good preschool prioritizes safety, hygiene, emotional well-being, and early learning milestones. The curriculum should include plenty of hands-on, sensory activities and a flexible approach to cater to each child’s pace. Ask about the daily routine, the teacher-student ratio, and how the school handles conflict or behavior management. Visit in person, observe a class if possible, and trust your instincts. Remember, the goal is not just to prepare your child for school, but to make them fall in love with learning.