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Swiss grand parents lead Europe on childcare
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According to a report by the Canadian Centre for Alternative Policy, although other provinces reduce child care costs to $10 everywhere, New Brunswickers living in larger centres pay more than those living in rural areas, a situation that could continue.
Swiss grand parents lead Europe on childcare
According to Switzerland’s Federal Statistical Office (FSO), nearly two-thirds of children under 13 received some form of supplementary family care in 2023. On average, Swiss children spent 14 hours a week in non-parental care. Unsurprisingly, the youngest children received the most attention: those under four clocked in around 20 hours weekly. Grandparents bear a significant […]
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