
Introducing...
THE K DELAY
A Program To Help You Decide When Your Child Should Start Kindergarten, Not Guess
You're wondering Should I send my child to kindergarten "early" or "late?
You're feeling like this is an impossible decision.
You're frustrated that everyone seems to have an opinion, even if they don't know your child.
I know. I'm a former kindergarten teacher with a Master's in Education from Johns Hopkins who's watched this exact debate play out for years. The K Delay is a video series and guided workbook that guides you helps you make this decision with real research, not somebody else's opinion.
I've heard every opinion under the sun on this.
- “He'll regret being held back.”
- “She'll resent being the oldest kid in class.”
- “Boys need the extra year, girls don't.”
People say this stuff with so much confidence, you'd think they were sitting on a stack of peer-reviewed studies. But they’re not.
I taught kindergarten. I've watched this exact debate play out for years, from both sides of the desk, and I can tell you the honest answer nobody wants to hear:
there's no conclusive data on the "right" age to start school. It comes down to the individual child, not a rule that applies to every kid born in a certain month.
So no, you don't need one more opinion. You need a way to actually look at your child and decide.

The K Delay
Is your child ready for kindergarten...or should you delay? This program will guide you to a decision. Through videos and the guided workbook, you'll approach this decision logically so you can make a confident decision based on your child's needs.
Get Special Presale PricingI’ll be releasing this program August 12, but you can get presale pricing now. Save 20% if you buy by Aug 10 Prices will go up to $250 after sale!

Natalie Parmenter, creator of The K Delay, knows how personal this decision can be. Born in early October, this debate was a big conversation growing up. My mom's best friend had her son only a few days later. I went to kindergarten "early" and her godbrother went "late."
I grew up to be a kindergarten teacher, and watched this debate rage on. I've taught kids that were "young," "old," mature beyond their years, and everything in between. I know that it truly depends on the child and their family's needs.
There's no "one size fits all" decision, and the data proves that.

Save $50 with exclusive presale pricing! The K Delay will be delivered to you by August 15. Prices will go up to $250 after launch!
About Primary Focus
Natalie is a former elementary teacher with a Master's in Education from Johns Hopkins University. She works with parents to navigate the school system, leads speaking engagements for school districts, and runs a dedicated YouTube channel and newsletter for families.