北京：加大对多子女家庭购房的支持力度

Core Viewpoint - The article outlines the measures taken by the Beijing Municipal Government to enhance the fertility support policy system and promote a fertility-friendly society, focusing on various aspects such as financial support, healthcare, housing, and social culture [1][4]. Group 1: Strengthening Fertility Service Support - Establishment of a fertility subsidy system to support families with children under three years old, including tax deductions for childcare and education [5]. - Enhancement of maternity insurance coverage, including increased reimbursement standards for prenatal check-ups and expansion of coverage for unemployed individuals [5]. - Improvement of maternity leave policies and support for employers to implement these policies effectively [5]. - Optimization of maternal and child healthcare resources, including the establishment of friendly hospitals and improved prenatal and postnatal care services [5][6]. Group 2: Strengthening Childcare Service System - Improvement of children's medical services by expanding pediatric outpatient services in hospitals and community health centers [6][7]. - Development of inclusive childcare services with a focus on community-based support and increased public childcare slots [7]. - Enhancement of childcare service quality and safety through training and regulatory measures for childcare providers [7][8]. Group 3: Improving Multi-faceted Support Policies for Fertility - Optimization of educational services to ensure equitable access to education for families with children [9]. - Strengthening housing support policies for families with multiple children, including priority access to public rental housing [9]. - Protection of workers' rights, particularly for women during pregnancy and maternity, and promotion of flexible work arrangements [9][10]. Group 4: Creating a Fertility-Friendly Social Atmosphere - Promotion of a new marriage and fertility culture that values childbirth and family responsibilities [10]. - Enhancement of public awareness and education regarding population policies and fertility support measures [10][11].