The Chinese National Standard for Infant Caregivers: Six Core Competency Dimensions
A practical guide to the national infant-development caregiver standard — the six competency dimensions HUWO uses to build a fair, AI-driven assessment that replaces inflated résumés.
China's occupational standard for infant-development caregivers defines the knowledge and skills a professional should master. HUWO translates this standard into a structured, six-dimension AI assessment so that ability — not marketing — drives matching.
The six core dimensions
- Daily care — feeding, bathing, sleep routines and hygiene.
- Health & safety — observation of illness, first aid and a safe environment.
- Early development — age-appropriate play, sensory and motor stimulation.
- Complementary feeding — nutrition, food preparation and allergy awareness.
- Communication & guidance — interacting with the child and coaching parents.
- Professionalism — ethics, records and family communication.
How HUWO assesses
Candidates complete an AI voice and scenario-based evaluation mapped to these dimensions, producing a transparent report and an automatically generated professional résumé. Families see comparable scores; workers see exactly where to improve and which training to take next.