Everyone around the world has a different place of birth, even in every country. However, did you know that there are several countries that are considered the best birthplaces for babies? This was revealed from the CEO World Magazine report.
In fact, South Korea successfully took the first position in 2020. Launching Allkpop, there are several requirements in the poll, ranging from a low death rate for newborns, a large number for the availability of hospitals and schools, no children who are not in school, to a low illiteracy rate among children. child.
So, what countries are considered to be the best birthplaces for babies? Check out the following review quoting from Allkpop and CEO World!
1. South Korea
In 2020, South Korea was chosen in the first place as the birthplace that is considered the best for babies, you know. Launching CEO World, South Korea has a score of 97 overall, with a score of 98 for health and nutrition, and a score of 95 for education and welfare.
Despite the low birth rate in South Korea, the country provides a wide range of facilities for both mothers and children into adulthood.
In addition, the competitive level of education in South Korea also supports the existence of complete educational facilities, to the choice of various schools and universities with various majors.
Launching Pulse, recently the South Korean government also implemented a new policy, where the government will reward around 2 million Won for each birth, and pay 300 thousand Won every month until the newborn child is 1 year old.
This was done to help increase the very low birth rate in a country known as the land of ginseng.
2. Norway
The second place was followed by the state of Norway. Launching Insure and Go, this country provides various health facilities to a good education system for children.
In fact, pregnant women can also enjoy maternity leave to safe child care, where the mother can return to work while collecting her maternity leave.
So, mothers don't have to worry about dividing their time or focus on work or paying attention to their child's growth and development.
3. Japan
In third place, there is Japan. The country is considered the best birthplace for babies, as well as being known to have good parenting for children, you know.
Launching The Asian Parent, Japanese parents are known not to 'pamper' their children and tend to be disciplined. Nevertheless, they raise their children 'equally' without exception, and pay attention to the various emotions experienced by the child.
4. Belgium
Belgium is at number four as the best country for newborns. Not only for natives, but also many foreigners who gave birth in Belgium.
Not only that, health facilities for mothers giving birth are also known for their 'generous' prices. In fact, Belgium is known as one of the most child-friendly countries in the European region, to a friendly welcome for children, such as launching Little Clogs Holiday.
If you visit the country, sights such as children running to and fro, the presence of babies in restaurants with families, and so on, will become a very common sight.
In addition, Belgium is also famous for its various popular cartoons and animated characters that children will surely love. Tourist areas in Belgium also provide a variety of interesting animation museums that are suitable if you go there with children, small cousins, and even nephews!
5. Iceland
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Iceland is also another country that is considered the best for newborns, Beauties. Not only babies, but the country also provides various benefits for parents, especially the mother in raising children.
Launching Norden.org, a mother who has facilities in the form of Icelandic health insurance can give birth free of charge, until she chooses which hospital to give birth.
Children's growth and development is also very important, where children can learn to balance independence and closeness when growing up.
In Iceland, children are encouraged to play, travel and explore the outside world on their own, Beauties. While some may think it's evil, it's actually very common in Iceland.
In fact, it also makes the crime rate in Iceland very low, as reported by Friso.