“Latte Dads” is the last phenomenon of Swedish parenting, and North -Americans are extremely jealous: “ridiculously hot”

Swedish parents are taking paternity permission and increasing heat.

Get to know the so -called “latte dads” of Nordic Nation: Cotxet hunters, who carry babies spending their days in generous payments for time to have coffee in the cafes, chatting about diaper rashes, and somehow look like H&M models while doing so.

“One of the things that emphasized me was all these most ridiculously hot boys who are better with the babies than any woman I have ever met,” said Chana Svensson, who moved from Florida to Sweden while pregnant, said in a recent interview today.

“Here is something in the water.”

In America, the new moms are fortunate to spend two weeks before returning to the office with a breast pump in one hand and a spreadsheet on the other, no longer matters.

In Sweden? Parents like Chana Firefighter Johan are out of the clock, and in the baby’s duty.

“It’s a special thing, being at home with him from the beginning, surely,” Johan told The Outlet.

Although he added, “many gray hairs were born during that time.”

Thanks to the country’s Cushy policy: 480 days of paid permit per child, Swedish couples can mark the child care of the children’s team team.

The Government spends up to 80% of salary and parents can use the days at any time before the child is 12 years old.

Back in the United States, this looks like a fantasy of exhausted mothers like Erin Eraberg, co -founder of the House of Moms.

“We are really, really at the end of the heap when it comes to family payment medical permits,” he said today.

@Babybjorn

Sensat: Latte Dads in Wild. 👀 This fun term describes parents in the parental loss, catching the coffee while he was with their little ones. But did you know? In 1974, Sweden became the first country to introduce parental permission instead of maternity leave, giving parents a bigger role at home and paved the way for the father of Latera. 👶☕ 3

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“All other countries in the world have it, except for the islands.”

ENGULLG WATCHED A SATIric video “Latte Dad” Tiktok by Baby Björn and did not know if laughing or crying. “I was jealous!” She admitted.

In the comment section of the Viral Clip, a user wrote: “Positive masculinity is so attractive.” Another dirty, “Beautiful! This is the kind of masculinity we want to see.”

Others, however, call the obvious captain. “Men is not celebrated to take care of their own children,” he wrote another, while someone else replied, “I love how men praise for *normal aging. *”

According to a study by the University of Stockholm of 2023, new Swedish parents who take paternity leave also are much less likely to be in the hospital.

“We found that after the [fathers’ paternal leave policy in Sweden] was implemented, there was a decrease of 34% [alcohol-related] Hospitalizations between the parents during the two years after birth, “wrote the main author Helena Honkaniemi.

“Parents who spend more time at home can also encourage greater self -regulation around their children,” the report said, as the site has reported earlier.

Since Sweden introduced parental permit in 1974, the number of days claimed by parents has increased from 1% to 30%.

When parents received 30 days of permission in 1995, participation shot up to 75%, along with remarkable mental health benefits.

Today, Swedish parents receive 480 days of protected permits for jobs to divide, most paid about 80% of their salaries.

In general, who knew the same parenting, fantastic cheekbones and government support could be so … sexy?