Majority Of Iceland’s Babies Are Born To Unwed Parents
- 8 years ago
A recent CNN report points out that while 40 percent of American babies are born to unwed parents, Iceland tops the global list at 67 percent.
Different cultures tend to have varying perspectives on marriage and family, but one in particular stands out as having contrasting views from those found in the U.S.
A recent CNN report points out that while 40 percent of American babies are born to unwed parents, Iceland tops the global list at 67 percent.
In fact, according to the New Yorker, the country has a “distinctive culture of single motherhood.”
The feasibility of this lifestyle has been attributed to generous leave policies, relatively inexpensive
Different cultures tend to have varying perspectives on marriage and family, but one in particular stands out as having contrasting views from those found in the U.S.
A recent CNN report points out that while 40 percent of American babies are born to unwed parents, Iceland tops the global list at 67 percent.
In fact, according to the New Yorker, the country has a “distinctive culture of single motherhood.”
The feasibility of this lifestyle has been attributed to generous leave policies, relatively inexpensive