71% of parents are ‘constantly’ thinking about childcare gaps, survey finds

Motherly·2d ago

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A survey has found that a significant percentage of parents are frequently concerned about childcare gaps. Access to childcare is reportedly linked to improved mental health and reduced stress for parents. The issue of childcare is being raised in various contexts, including debates and research on parenting and household responsibilities.

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