A8 Digital Music Holdings, China's biggest digital music provider, plans to set up a fund to collect and promote children's songs and is actively looking for devoted children's songwriters, the company's CEO said.
Online retailers of baby care products are expecting a big surge in demand amid an emerging baby boom.
Children's products may be the next growth point for luxury brands, and the little ones could be a more lucrative market than their parents.
Consumer goods giant Hero Group entered China's infant formula market Thursday by selling its products directly through a Chinese company.
Mothers with newborn babies or those who are just about to give birth can now go online to find a maternity matron or nursery maid.
Rising disposable income and the desire to give their children the best of facilities are triggering a surge in baby-product sales among Chinese "baby boomers" - those born during or after the 1980s.
The race to control China's children's wear market has escalated, with Chinese sportswear company Li Ning rejoining the battle.
Nestle's purchase of Pfizer's infant nutrition unit is expected to fundamentally change the Chinese baby-food market.
Goodbaby Group, China's top manufacturer and retailer of baby care products, will have exclusive authorization to sell Nike's children's wear through its website.
The Year of the Dragon is expected to lead to a baby boom because of the belief that children born in it will be endowed with good luck and have a propitious life.
China is witnessing the fast development of its toy and kids products industry, which has become a strong attraction to the world's businesses, said Liang Mei, executive vice president of China Toy & Juvenile Products Association.
The market for children's products in China will double within the next five years, a report released at a kids expo in east China's Zhejiang province has estimated.