Over 30 years ago, Austrian-born American social analyst Peter Drucker wrote this about the rise and rise of Western daycare: “We are busily unmaking one of the proudest social achievements in the nineteenth century, which was to take married women out of the work force so they could devote themselves to family and children.” If he was rightly shocked back then by this development, his head would be reeling now. Today we have an entire generation of young people who ar…
