chez (PREP): in, to, among, amongst.... But there are many ways to use "chez", most of which require several words in English. here are the different meanings and translations of the essential French word "chez": Chez is most commonly used to indicate physical location or destination: *chez mon oncle at / to my uncle's house *chez moi at home, at / to my house *Carole est chez elle. Carole is at home. Chez can also be used figuratively, to indicate the state of mind or personal style of a person or a particular group: >Among *(une coutume) chez les Français (a custom) among the French *C'est typique chez les politiciens. It's typical of politicans. Ça se trouve souvent chez les vaches. You often find that among cows. >For / With Chez lui, c'est une habitude It's a habit with him. C'est bizarre chez un enfant. That's strange for a child.

I think maybe chez est among,it shows the range that is for children!hehe