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by bulbar
9 days ago
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> extremely desirable from the US birthrate/childcare perspective already. Always a bad idea to compare with the US which is known to have a terrible social net. > The community support and available activities. Interesting. Is it easy to find high quality daycare for children? That seems to be a huge pain point in Germany. Also child support is too low. I agree that solutions might not be so simple that you can just "buy them". What you can buy at least is removing pain points and giving incentives. |
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Shinzo Abe mostly solved the daycare issues by both making it free and massively increasing availability. There are still some waiting lists but they went from a peak of nearly 30,000 in 2017 to under 3000 now.