Group 1 - The Chaoyang District of Beijing has established a comprehensive community support service for new parents, including a scientific parenting guidance center and the "Little Pine Cone" nursery, which offers various childcare services for children aged 0-3 years [1][3] - The nursery provides full-day, half-day, and temporary care services, with classes designed for different age groups, including infant classes (6-12 months), toddler classes (12-24 months), and older toddler classes (24-36 months) [3] - The initiative is based on a survey that identified the evolving concerns of new parents, shifting from "who will take care of the child" to "how to care for the child well" and "what to do when the child is sick" [3][4] Group 2 - The scientific parenting guidance center has formed a "medical-education alliance" with local hospitals to facilitate medical consultations for young children, ensuring early detection and intervention for developmental issues [4] - A set of standards for building "family-friendly communities" has been released, outlining eight dimensions including accessible childcare, maternal and child health, and community engagement, with specific indicators for evaluation [4] - Future plans include embedding "infant growth stations" in communities to provide accessible childcare, temporary care, and various parent-child activities within a 15-minute walking distance [4]

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Hangzhou Infant Care Service Training Base aims to provide a comprehensive platform for scientific parenting education, addressing the urgent need for quality childcare services and knowledge among parents and caregivers in the city [7][12]. Group 1: Training and Services Offered - The training base covers three main groups: childcare professionals, students, and infant families, offering tailored training and resources for each group [10]. - It provides standardized training for childcare workers, including skills in life care, health management, and emergency response [10]. - The base also features a nutrition kitchen where experts teach parents about infant nutrition and food preparation [11]. Group 2: Community Engagement and Activities - The base hosts interactive parenting workshops, such as the 45-minute nurturing care group activities, which focus on enhancing infants' language and cognitive skills through play [8][9]. - Parents express high satisfaction with the practical and authoritative information provided during these activities, contrasting with unreliable online sources [9]. - The facility is designed to create a child-friendly environment, encouraging exploration and learning for both children and parents [10]. Group 3: Addressing Parenting Challenges - The training base aims to alleviate parenting anxiety by providing professional knowledge and practical skills, particularly for families facing challenges in modern childcare [12]. - It addresses common issues such as delayed language development in infants, often linked to excessive screen time and limited physical interaction [8][9]. - The initiative reflects a broader commitment by the Hangzhou government to improve infant care services and support families, as evidenced by its inclusion in public welfare projects [11][12]. Group 4: Future Directions - The training base plans to enhance the standardization of childcare services and expand its offerings, leveraging technology to provide personalized parenting guidance [13]. - It aims to empower the childcare industry by fostering a network of support for families and professionals, ultimately contributing to the healthy development of infants [12][13].