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I live in a country that according to a study is the nr 1 in outsourcing their children.
Nanny, babysits, daycare, etc... Parents have less and less time to raise them in our performance-work-oriented societies.
Even if they could and have the time, it is also known they only have a minor part of shaping them.
Outside factors combined, school, their friends and worse of all social media have a bigger impact.
And I see those 'parents' all the time, proud of how they're raising a child while both having successful carreers.
These people wake their kids and see them again when they put them to bed.
On top of that I glanced over an article recently (since I have no kids) about those children that get little attention from their parents.
A lot of mental problems later and even a substantial rise in percentage of psychopats.
Are you from Japan?
This is the first country that comes to me head