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In the 1950s, children were primarily cared for by their mothers, as societal norms emphasized homemaking and traditional family roles. Many mothers were stay-at-home parents, while fathers worked outside the home. Extended family members, such as grandparents or older siblings, often played a role in childcare, especially in larger families. Additionally, some children attended nursery schools or kindergartens, which began to gain popularity during this decade.

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