By Mary Yang New mother Zhang Xiaofei wanted to be financially secure before having a baby, wary of high childcare costs that have been softened only a little by Chinese government cash incentives to boost record-low births. The world’s second-most populous country is threatened with a demographic crisis after its birth rate halved over the […]

A new trend called 'reversed parenting' is gaining popularity among millennial Chinese parents, where they imitate their children and throw tantrums to encourage open communication.

Young Chinese parents tighten belts as childcare costs rise  Kuwait Times

Anxious Chinese parents are increasingly turning to “find a daughter-in-law” or “find a son-in-law” platforms online, turning partner seeking into direct negotiations between parents. During the…