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It has become a lot more about profit, rather than the care they provide for the children. In the past daycare was more often provided by a grandparent, other relative or neighbor and there was less likelihood that other children were also being cared for at the same time and place. Often a friend's mother in the neighborhood could care for a working mother's child since there were more at home mothers. Also, it was not so common that children would need to be placed somewhere for daycare since not as many mothers were employed outside the home.
Life of women in the 1950's and 60's is much different today than it was then. In the 50's and 60's most women were content to become good wives to their husbands and good mothers to their children, and were content to keep house and take care of a family.
Children are typically very young when they begin training to become a Jedi.
That process is technically called desertification.
compaction
The narrator suggests the poor children will either join gangs, become criminals, or become traitors and join the oppressor's army. force their mothers to beg, then they themselves cannot find work
Infants born to drug addicted mothers tend to be drug addicted themselves. Mothers should not become pregnant when they are actively using drugs.
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Because most parents want their children to healthy at the same time they are guiding them to become responsible in their choices.
alienation
alienation
Children would become valuable property. Harvesting poor infants will reduce the number of Papists in the country.
It is essential. They can think for themselves and it prepares them for when they become adults. You're hearing this from one yourself.
It condenses when it exits into the cool air
Female education is essential for promoting gender equality, empowering women economically and socially, and improving overall societal development. Educated women are more likely to make informed decisions about their health, have higher earning potential, and contribute to breaking the cycle of poverty. Additionally, educated women can serve as role models for future generations, inspiring girls to pursue education and fulfill their potential.
I really don't think one can make such generalizations. What's more, they can easily lead to stereotyping, which is undesirable. The notion that the children of working mothers become confident and responsible is about as accurate as the notion that they are neglected!
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