> why aren't they offering to care for and raise our children? But they do. You'd be surprised how many crucial skills are taught in kindergarten. But there's

> why aren't they offering to care for and raise our children? But they do. You'd be surprised how many crucial skills are taught in kindergarten. But there's also the question of scale - for certain things infants and children need their caregivers' undivided attention. Otherwise you end up with something akin to an orphanage, and there are plenty of data points suggesting that going in this direction is a very bad idea. Overall some things are already being done, other don't scale, so it's up to the parents to do that and the government's role to make it as easy as possible.