Príklady childcare

• Correspondingly, men and women with the greatest burden of childcare responsibilities had increased risk of psychological distress, but this risk was significantly greater for men.

• The childcare constraint cannot be removed easily just by providing more money, or even by providing more formal childcare places.

• Groups were therefore recruited mainly through advertising with the assistance of local childcare development workers, but still included a small number of survey respondents.

• According to the expectations above, these organizations are assumed to have exerted obstructive childcare politics.

• It is based on three principles: that parents should have choice; that childcare must be high quality; and that it should be affordable.

• The first part provides a contextual overview of the trends in maternal employment and changes to childcare services.

• It increases the value of some grandparents, especially maternal, and in particular where parenting breakdown increases the need for childcare.

• These are very important developments, not least the improvements to childcare services.

• In the subsequent decades part-time childcare was further reduced and is nowadays virtually non-existent.

• This coordination support is often separate from and/or additional to the childcare services used.

• Secondly, many countries provide childcare services, which are funded wholly or partially from public financial resources.

• The specific tax-transfer and childcare arrangements of different welfare and gender regimes make much less of a difference.

• To clarify further, home maintenance and housekeeping included preparing meals, laundry, cleaning, childcare, gardening, pet care, home repairs, and paperwork.

• In this time of rapid change, international mobility, new patterns of childcare, and community institutions and resources are becoming just as important.

• The emphasis in this chapter is on migrant women providing childcare, rather than care for frail older parents.