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The Global Child Care Crisis – What can I do?

The Global Child Care Crisis Millions of children around the world don’t get the care they need, and the problem exists in both the developed and developing worlds. The following statistics illustrate the problem. The Crisis Globally

Globally, researchers estimate that 35 million children under five are left on their own or with a very young sibling.

The childcare gap affects 129 million women…

The Childcare Crisis—How Real is it?

Our Beginning: The Global Childcare Crisis

“Crisis” can be defined as: “a time when a difficult or important decision must be made.” Research finds that 35 million children under the age of 5 are left alone, without care, every day. Mothers are turning to doping, restraint and other methods to supplement for appropriate care for their children. These statistics are devastating and the crippling…

Helping Mother Who See Prescription Drugs for Childcare as Their Best Option

In developing countries such as Uganda, the childcare crisis is becoming ever more alarming.

An interview with a mother in Uganda shines light on the limited, unsafe, and shocking childcare options found in developing nations– prescription drugs being one of them. Robilla is a 27 year old mother with 2 children; a nine moth old infant and a 3 year old toddler. Below are the highlights from the…