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    1. superdouradas on

      It’s ironic that anyone who reads the propaganda on X gets the idea that Sweden has turned into a third-world country, when in virtually every ranking of quality of life and safety it’s usually among the top countries. X really is a dump.

    2. Juste-un-autre-alt on

      As a Canadian I wouldn’t say no to join the EU, especially with that moron at the White House. That said, I have 2 young boys and Canada (Montréal for me) is quite a good place to raise a family.

    3. Meanwhile Finland has one of the lowest birthrates in Europe. So being the best place to raise a child doesn’t help much…

    4. Expensive_Chance_320 on

      I guess having a similar symbol to a „+“ plus on your flag is a good sign!

    5. Impossible-Ground-98 on

      It’s interesting to see considering top 5 countries have bad weather. I would imagine a sunnier place would be more fun for a family. I know it probably counts in lots of financial factors but I’d rather grow up in a sunny place…

    6. maximus_danus on

      Eight out of the top ten spots, Europe. Oh lovely, my country of Canada managed to get in there as well haha!

    7. I have a hard time believing this ranking. We’re not doing so great atm, and if this is the best country to raise a family, I can’t imagine how cooked the rest of the world is.

    8. v1rtualnsan1ty on

      Remarks there’s no France in this list odd when you see how internet try to sell like it’s the best place in the world

    9. The_Frostweaver on

      USA needs paid maternity leave and universal health care so badly, they should show them as number 75 on the list or something just to drive the point home.

    10. I really want to know what metrics were used. As someone who lives in Sweden. I wouldn’t want to raise my kid here.

    11. Germany and Switzerland only if you are German or Swiss.
      Finland is good if you don’t talk usually too much. The other countries are more welcoming and not xenophobic like Germany and Switzerland

    12. findickdufte on

      Switzerland? To raise a family? If I would send both my kids to full daycare I would pay the equivalent of about 5800 EUR… per month… two kids. Switzerland definitely is not a good place to raise a family. It is good for DINK couples.

    13. Ah shucks, if „Global Citizen Solutions“ says so, then it must be true! After all, their ranking „synthesize trusted benchmarks“.

      Practically a research paper!

    14. Harryg00nads1 on

      Hilarious, top happiest countries, top healthiest countries
      Always same countries, that no nobody wants to live in.
      Cold, shortness of light, terrible cuisine “smoke fish”, high taxes. Reality small population that is proud of their heritage. They all vacation in Spain, Italy and Greece

    15. Impossible_Bed_5287 on

      That’s a bullshit list. A country with birth rate below 2.1 has no business claiming that they are “good” for families. First you drive home prices to fucking sky’s and then you clame to be best for families raising children lmao. You know what countrie is the best for raise children? Nigeria. Because they can afford it and it is socially acceptable to have 4 children without fucking spending all your money on their extracurriculars

    16. Extension_Canary3717 on

      Oh Portugal where a kid in school had fingers cut off by colleagues and that’s not the worst thing and still on top 10

    17. comments83820 on

      Portugal should not be on this list, imho. The top half of Italy has significantly better social welfare policies and services. And some regions — Emilia-Romagna, Veneto, and Trentino — approach Scandinavian quality. France is another country that’s significantly better for families than Portugal.

    18. sadaccountant1021 on

      People skip meals because they can’t afford groceries in Canada (me included) and are forced to choose between food and rent. Is this a sick joke?

    19. IamWatchingAoT on

      Portugal is probably one of the worst countries to have a family right now with how expensive housing is + how maternities just literally refuse to accept women about to give birth because they don’t have enough doctors to take them in.

    20. UrsaMajor7th on

      According to the US government and western Canadian social conservatives, we’re a horrible country. 🇨🇦

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