Child Care Is Infrastructure. Denmark Acts Like It.
Denmark treats child care as labor-market infrastructure: a guaranteed subsidized place, regulated fees and fewer family logistics left to luck.
Denmark treats child care as labor-market infrastructure: a guaranteed subsidized place, regulated fees and fewer family logistics left to luck.
Denmark gives most working parents paid time with a new child. Here is the useful 2026 version: 24 weeks each, earmarked weeks, capped benefits and paperwork.