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Kind of crazy that average time British dads spent with kids in the 60s is close to zero
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These numbers seem sus
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Who's with the kids in France?
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It would explain Boris Johnson though
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Who was out there measuring the kids’ time?
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@tokenizedhuman
Now do the one comparing time with kids and time on mobile phones.
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Imagine the graphs after we get universal UBI.
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whats up with france
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@les
What’s happening in Slovenian and France!?!
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It is encouraging to see that both spend more time with their kids. That's a good sign. I don't know what's going on with France.
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France kinda sucks, huh
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Seeing this chart really hits home for me. While my father left when I was a year old and didn't pay child support, leaving my mom to work multiple jobs to get by, I don't recall my friends' parents—especially their dads—spending much time with their kids either, let alone playing with them. It seems like that was just the way things were back then. But now, as a father in the 2010s and 2020s, I've made it a priority to be there for my child in a way that wasn’t as common when I was young. I’ve spent countless hours playing, laughing, and just being present. It’s amazing to see how much has changed over the years, and I’m grateful to be part of this shift toward being more involved and engaged as a dad.
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Moms in France: "Here, you take them" Dads in France: "Non, je suis bon."
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Kids be like "can I be born in 1965 please"
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Kids not welcome in the pub.
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how does number of kids factor in? if someone has two kids and soends 1 hour with both kids, is that reflected as 1 hour or 2?
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It seems more educated they are, the more regular their schedule is, and then more time they have with their kids.
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I like to focus on the countries where the dads’ and moms’ lines are closing in on each other over time. 🫶🏽
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Numbers seem strange … but bigger question remains 😇 … is that good or bad sign? 🙄 It’s not given or straight forward
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🇫🇷My country is in decline at this level; what a sadness. Many think about work and their careers, while I try to do the opposite to see my three children grow.
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