>The state is certainly willing to accept way greater risk than the individual parent, in many circumstances. I don't think that's true. > If we take somethin

>The state is certainly willing to accept way greater risk than the individual parent, in many circumstances. I don't think that's true. > If we take something like daycare, which I presume is included in "care", then it's typically four children per adult until the age of 4, in schools it goes down to 20+ children per one adult, where at home it might be more than two adults per child (but also less obviously). That's a much lower care ratio than parents accepted before regulation, so I think you're arguing against your own point here.