“We are trying to solve the expensive education costs and the proliferation of unreliable parenting information content online.”

Recently, the importance of nurturing global talent has been emphasized every year, but many people cannot easily take on the challenge due to the high cost.

We met with Jeon Chang-yeol, CEO of ‘Mingling’, who is working hard to solve these problems and create an environment where all children can grow up healthily.

CEO Jeon said, “We provide various types of content so that all infants and toddlers can grow in a good environment regardless of time and space.”

“The representative ‘Mingle Care’ is divided into three categories: physical, cognitive, and emotional for infants and toddlers, and is receiving favorable reviews from related organizations with more than 160 IPs shared,” he said.

He also said, “The main core competitiveness we have is a foreign network, content planners from educational institutions, and leading business partners in the domestic infant and toddler industry.”

“In particular, for physical development content, we review safety through cooperation with ‘Woori Children’s Hospital’, the largest pediatric hospital in Korea, and for cognitive development content, we can provide various types of solutions that help cultural communication through a foreign network.”

Mingle Care started by thinking about ways to reduce the burden of childcare, which is the biggest factor in the era of low birth rates.

We decided that it would be a business that kills two birds with one stone if we could reduce the education cost portion of the economic burden of childcare and utilize it in childcare facilities such as home care content and daycare centers.

Currently, there are about 70 infant and toddler daycare facilities across the country that are using Mingle Care’s cognitive (language) content.

Foreign instructors are teaching in childcare facilities using the English program developed by Mingling.

Mingle Care supply contracts have been completed with more than 400 daycare centers within the first half of next year, and growth is expected to be more than three times that of this year.

CEO Jeon said, “Our future goal is to secure a competitive content IP to dominate the market for childcare facilities that experience growth and development,” and added, “Meta-Kids, a basic education program to improve children’s creativity. “We are preparing a service and it will be provided at childcare facilities nationwide starting March next year.”