The child goes to primary school this year and the son goes to kindergarten, but the mother-in-law can't ride a bike or study, and the conditions at home are not very good. Should she go back and get

The child goes to primary school this year and the son goes to kindergarten, but the mother-in-law can't ride a bike or study, and the conditions at home are not very good. Should she go back and get it? I suggest you give your children to your parents-in-law, because they can't ride a bike and can walk. You didn't see how the children in Cliff Village were in walking to school. They all survived such difficulties. Primary school is mainly a stage to lay the foundation for junior high school and senior high school in the future. Just master the learning methods and habits. You can spend some time guiding your child's study habits and initiative. In addition, whether your in-laws have education or not has little influence on children. The most important thing for you now is to make money and choose a good school for your children to attend junior high school and high school in the future.