According to UNICEF's latest report on the well-being of children in 21 first-world countries, in which Spain is in 5th place, children in the United States and the United Kingdom are the worst quality of life.
A couple of days ago, Velsid analyzed the possible causes of children's happiness in Holland, which holds the first place on the list, which is why children are supposed to be happier than in other countries.
The United States was last in relation to health and safety, based on infant mortality rates, low birth weight, vaccination and deaths from accidents or injuries.
Great Britain appeared in last place at the level of relations between equals and with the family and in terms of behavior and risks, based on data such as the percentage of children who eat breakfast, consume fruit or are overweight.
These are the reasons why it follows that children in the United States and those in the United Kingdom have the lowest level of welfare among the industrialized countries that participated in the report.
Doing some analysis. Both are from the richest countries on the list, able to solve the education and health of children, even have a higher GDP than some of the countries in the report that obtained the best position, making it clear that wealth does not guarantee well-being and children's happiness
Or rather, that wealth can play against. Well, material things are given more value than what is really valuable, good communication and caring for children.
Anyway, I will say that these types of studies seem to me quite subjective and maybe promoted by some special interests.
