Some
women in the US and in my hometown have some similarities. The most important
point is that they are busy and they have limited time to stay at home. Some
women in the US are working outside the home as well as the women in my
hometown. They work as teachers, nurses, or in banking just as the women in my
hometown. Many of the women in the US who are wealthy enough have a nanny to
take care of their children when they work. Compared to women in the US, some
women in my hometown also have a nanny. The nanny will come early in the
morning and she have to take care of the children, such as helping the children
to take a bath, giving the children meal, etc then she may go home in the evening.
However,
the way parents in the US are taking care of the children is different from parents
in my hometown. In the US, some parents put their children in day care
facilities or in informal day-care centers in private home. They will let their
children stay there from the morning until afternoon at around 2 p.m. It is
because in the US nowadays, most often, the family is just the immediate
family. There are only father, mother, and children, so when the parents go to
work, the children will stay in day-care facilities. In contrast, mostly,
parents in my hometown entrust their children to their relative. It is because
some marriage couples in my hometown still live with their extended families. Before
they go to work in the morning, they will let their children stay with their
relatives, such as their uncles, aunts, or their grandparents. Then, in the
afternoon/evening, the parents will take their children back.
Although
there are differences in the way of taking care the children between the US and
my hometown, but the content is same. It is about the affection from parents to
their children. The affection from parents cannot be replaced by anyone else
because children need them so that they can grow well and live happily.
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