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In some countries there is also a lot of regulation actually not helping, e.g., pregnant women not allowed to work/work in certain ways - and I am not talking a

• notch898a 4y ago
  And once the kid pops out it's "You better watch them for 10 years straight and if you even lose concentration for a second you're going to jail." You almost need your own house and yard because children caught in public nowadays results in criminal charges and CPS visits, and it's entirely impractical to have supervision on children at all times for a decade straight.
  • piva00 4y ago
    > You almost need your own house and yard because children caught in public nowadays results in criminal charges and CPS visits, and it's entirely impractical to have supervision on children at all times for a decade straight. That's not a general thing, it's very specific to the US (and I'd guess even not generalised in the US as a whole). Here in Sweden kids are free to roam, go meet their friends, take the public transit, etc. without parents having to be anxious and scared. The paranoia in the USA is extremely exhausting though, I really feel for all of you.