Quanzhou, Fujian Province, has rolled out a multi-pronged strategy to tackle the persistent childcare crunch facing young parents. It has expanded its childcare network from 626 to 731 institutions, including 303 public facilities and 238 kindergartens with toddler classes, providing over 10,000 slots. The city has allocated 37 million yuan in incentive subsidies and 30 million yuan for operating subsidies and vouchers, while extending residential utility rates to nurseries. It also became the first in Fujian to introduce unified commercial insurance for childcare institutions and built a "15-minute childcare service circle" through community-based centers. At the Bobo Baby Nursery Center, an infant class for under-1s was added in 2025, alongside hourly care and home-based early education services.
By Li Yuanyuan, Zhou Yichang(intern), Zhu Hongyuan, Liu Jiajia/ China Youth Daily
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