Oriental Baby-Friendly is a local brand in Beijing, with the longest history and largest scale compared with many early education brands in China, and has now covered all provinces in the country. Founded in 1998, it focuses on the growth of babies aged 0-6 years. It also cooperated with the Institute of Psychology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences to develop a child intelligence development assessment to evaluate the baby's physical and intellectual development.

The baby-friendly early education curriculum in the East is very different from the American early education, and it is more in line with the early education needs of Chinese parents. It deliberately weakens the entertainment of the course by reducing the use of toys, and increases the functionality of the course through a rich variety of teaching aids. For babies of different ages, the focus of Oriental baby-friendly courses is also different. It divides students into different classes according to their age groups from six months onwards, such as star class, star class, moon class, moonlight class, etc., which not only have different courses, but also different teaching aids. In addition, there are sensory integration classes for the development of sensory functions, and mathematics ABC classes for early mathematics education. It is worth mentioning that Mathematics ABC is a popular baby-friendly course in the East, and many parents will still choose this course for them after their baby's early education graduation, laying the foundation for the upcoming primary school.

The number of Oriental Baby-Friendly Babies in Beijing is small, and most of them are far away from the city, and there are already branches that are not well managed, resulting in the situation that parents and children transfer to kindergartens, so it is recommended that parents focus on the qualifications of specific branches when choosing.

It is worth mentioning that Oriental Baby-Friendly's Hug Bear Early Education provides daycare services, and its Montessori Toddle class curriculum draws on the Montessori education concept. This concept has been widely sought after by Chinese parents in recent years, which has led to the behavior of many early education institutions in China selling dog meat under the banner of Montessori education, and the Maria Montessori early education family that can make better use of Montessori education concept is difficult to find in Beijing. In this way, we would like to tell parents who do not know the truth that authentic Montessori education must meet the following conditions: a wealth of teaching aids and classrooms with perfect situational settings, at least teachers who have been awarded a certificate of completion by AMI, and a mixed-age class placement mechanism.