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Parents' behaviors when purchasing baby and child products in China as of March 2017, by city

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October 2017

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Region

China

Survey time period

March 2017

Number of respondents

3,000 respondents*

Age group

25-45 years

Special properties

of the surveyed cities, focus groups were held only in Shanghai and Chengdu

Method of interview

Face-to-face interview, online survey

Supplementary notes

*Middle-class parents in ten major cities in mainland China who have children under the age of six, at the same time, consumers who have purchased at least three categories of baby and child products in the past year.

Middle-class is defined differently by region, with monthly household income:
In Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou: RMB 15,000 or above;
In Chengdu, Wuhan, Shenyang, Nanjing and Changsha: RMB 9,000 or above;
In Suzhou and Qingdao: RMB 7,000 or above.

“Baby and child products” used in this survey refers to products used by babies and children under the age of six that belong to the following six categories:
food, clothing, toys, sanitary care products, daily-use articles and furniture.

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This statistic illustrates the parents' behaviors when purchasing baby and child products in China as of March 2017, by city. During the survey period, ** percent of the respondents in Shanghai stated that they would buy organic and eco-friendly products for children as far as possible, whereas ** percent of the respondents from Qingdao city agreed with the statement.