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你這些看法反映了共產黨把一代中國人慣壞到何等地步的。
按照「現代漢語詞典」,「義務」是
1 公民或法人按法律規定應盡的責任;
2 道德上應盡的責任。
你的帖子中刻意把責任和義務分開,所以是把上面的1 說成「責任」,上面的2說成「義務」,你是在說
「無論公婆還是父母,都沒有照顧月子和孫輩的道德上應盡的責任」。
看看西方的長輩們是如何做的:
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au ... reuy9-1226540721571。
Retirees get to work on a labour of love
Lisa Power
The Daily Telegraph
December 20, 201212:00AM
TEN hours a week is the magical amount of time grandparents enjoy caring for their grandchildren, new research has revealed.
Any more than that risks cutting into leisure time and turning the special time into a chore. More than a quarter of children are cared for regularly by grandparents, who are the nation's most popular child minders, Australian Bureau of Statistics data shows.
Demand for grandparent babysitting services is booming because of the cheap, flexible and highly personal nature of the care that includes school pick-ups, dinner, bath, homework and overnight stays.
"Up to 2008, the level of grandparent care was fairly steady at 650,000 children but in 2011 there was a massive jump to 937,000 and no one knows why that happened," University of NSW's Bridget Jenkins said.
"It could be partly global financial crisis-related and the collapse of the ABC Learning Centres. Ten hours is the sweet spot, which is two hours a day after school or one big long day. Any more than that and it starts to be seen as a bit of an imposition."
Ms Jenkins, who is completing a PhD on grandparent care, said payment was "seen as inappropriate" but many were given small gifts.
Tiredness was the downside of caring for small children but positives included a strong relationship with grandchildren and satisfaction in helping young families, she said. Ms Jenkins found the number of kids in grandparent care far outstripped other forms of childcare, including long-day care and after-school care.
In NSW alone, grandparents provided $88 million a year in unpaid care, with about 300,000 grandmas and grandpas providing 12.7 hours of informal care each week, research by the NSW Council of Ageing found.
Groovy Grandparents Playgroup co-ordinator Caroline Crilly said caring for the grandchildren was wonderful. "It isn't (a chore)," she said. "Sure, you are tired at the end of the day but we all love it."
Patricia Santangelo, who takes granddaughter Olivia to the weekly playgroup, said she minded the four-year-old one day a week.
"I enjoy it very much," she said. "If we're home, we play games, do puzzles, read."
Plans to extend the retirement age beyond 65 mean future generations of young families may not have access to grandparent care.
"You can only do this when you are retired or semi-retired so if we push the retirement age back, it will have implications for the employment patterns of younger women," Ms Jenkins said
這是2012年12月20日發表在澳洲報紙上的文章,裡面說,在2200萬澳洲人中(2008年),有
65萬孩子是被他們的祖父母照顧的,到2011年,這個數字到了93.7萬。
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