Why this American feels that parenting in Denmark is easier
An American mother in Denmark finds parenting less stressful, attributing it to societal trust, child-centric design, and accessible childcare. Danish systems encourage early independence, with parents trusting caregivers and public spaces designed for families. This collective approach, unlike US "helicopter parenting," fosters a sense of shared responsibility and support, making raising children feel calmer and less isolating.
An American mother in Denmark finds parenting less stressful, attributing it to societal trust, child-centric design, and accessible childcare. Danish systems encourage early independence, with parents trusting caregivers and public spaces designed for families. This collective approach, unlike US "helicopter parenting," fosters a sense of shared responsibility and support, making raising children feel calmer and less isolating.
