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]