Group 1 - The availability of summer care resources has increased, providing parents with more options for their children [1] - Summer care should not replace independent growth; children should have opportunities to explore and experience life [1] - Family education is crucial during the holiday period, emphasizing the importance of parental companionship [1] Group 2 - Parents are required to invest more time, energy, and parenting wisdom during the summer [2] - Policies such as paid annual leave and flexible work arrangements can help parents balance family and work [2] - There is a need for enhanced family education guidance to help parents and children plan their holiday activities effectively [2] Group 3 - Addressing the challenges of childcare requires collaborative efforts from families, schools, and communities [3]