Don't let the children lose at the starting line. Is this correct?

Don't let the children lose at the starting line. This sentence is wrong. This is a false proposition.

Where is the starting line for children? Is it kindergarten or grade one? or ...

Children can't start from a point, and even lose before they are born.

Some children began to listen to Beethoven and various prenatal supplements in their mothers' stomachs.

Some children have been working with their mothers from morning till night for eight months to support their families.

As soon as the child is born, there is already a difference.

Strong and strong, family early education with good conditions has begun again, and ordinary families are still worried about who will take care of their babies.

You said, don't let the children lose at the starting line. Is this not a joke?

Everything is not absolute. People who start late may come from behind, and those who start early may be weak.

Therefore, a child's success is not necessarily where the starting line is, but talent and hard work.