A nursery room is set up in the Family Center. Through the warm interior decoration, mothers can breastfeed in a comfortable environment. The Family Center encourages breastfeeding. Breast milk is rich in nutrients and also contains a variety of antibodies and living cells that can prevent diseases. Compared with infant formula (or the so-called ”milk powder“), the nutritional value is higher.

Studies have shown that breastfed infants are relatively healthy. For mothers who breastfeed, it can help reduce the risk of breast and ovarian cancer. The nursery room is also equipped with a nursery chair, a milk warmer, a hot and cold water machine, a safety bell, and a hanging wall.

The parental care toilet provides a more intimate service space. When parents and children need to use it, you may wish to have another parent-child experience; if the child needs to change diapers, the parental care toilet is the most suitable place.

A warm, gentle space filled with soft colored picture books and simple, heartwarming Bible stories specially chosen for young children. Children can freely flip through the pages, experiencing the beauty of love and kindness through gentle tactile and auditory exploration. Soft lighting and cozy corners allow young hearts to immerse in a tranquil atmosphere, quietly plants seed of gratitude and warmth, beginning a reading journey filled with love and companionship.

The area is filled with picture books of all kinds to meet the diverse needs of young children. The semi enclosed reading space gives children their own tiny world to dive into stories. With puppets and teaching tools, parents can make story time lively and interactive. Words and pictures come alive like birds taking flight, turning every reading moment into a joyful parent child adventure.

The baby walker not only helps to strengthen leg muscles, but also facilitates hand-foot coordination, contributing positively to the child’s future gross motor development. When the walker meets an airport theme, it transforms into a “mini airplane,” allowing the child to navigate freely on an airport runway-themed mat. Their first flight in life’s adventures begins with taking steady steps.

A diverse range of teaching tools is provided within the area to encourage children’s autonomous exploration and fine motor development. During play, caregivers can observe children’s reactions and interests while enjoying the rewards of parent-child interaction, thereby effectively fostering the child’s empathy, language development, and problem-solving abilities.

This realistic cooking play set is specially designed for children aged 0–4 years old, complete with a small pot, spoons, and various vegetable and fruit models. Children can personally pick up the tools to stir-fry, scoop, and combine ingredients, exercising their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination through playful operation. In the process of pretend cooking, children can freely express their imagination and create their own “special dishes.” They can also collaborate with caregivers, naturally nurturing their communication skills and social cooperation abilities. Along the way, they discover food names, colors, shapes, and simple cooking steps, nurturing healthy habits like appreciating food and enjoying sharing.

An airplane model is installed in the area, featuring a cockpit, a dress-up zone, and an in-flight meal preparation section. This setup allows children to experience the fun of various roles related to air travel. Through role-play, they gain an understanding of the responsibilities associated with different positions in society, which helps support their social development.

Music is an essential medium for many parents when accompanying their children during playtime. Parents and children can enjoy simple sound and music activities together. With instruments that mimic rain, wind, and birdsong, plus a variety of sound toys, children can explore the magic of music in playful ways from an early age. Parents can also guide children to interact with the environment alongside, these shared musical moments further strengthen parent child bonds and spark a lifelong interest in sound and rhythm.

The area is equipped with a variety of large-scale sensory integration teaching tools, including crawling mats, slides, a tree-tunnel, and bubble blowers. Children can move freely and develop their physical coordination, balance, and flexibility in a safe environment but also strengthen emotional bonding through parent-child interaction, thereby enhancing mutual closeness. Additionally, the area is furnished with diverse toys suitable for developing fine motor skills and cognitive abilities allowing parents to choose activities that match their child’s age and interests. It’s a perfect place for active play, exploration, and joyful parent child connection.