‘Latte dads’ are the latest phenomenon of Swedish parenting – and American mothers are extremely jealous: ‘funny hot’

Swedish fathers are taking paternity breaks and raising the heat.

Meet the so-called ‘latte dads’ latte-stress, hunks dressed in children, who spend their days in Geneesus paid time taking advantage of coffee in the cafe, talking about diaper rash, and somehow look like H&M models while doing it.

â € œ One of the things that stayed outside were all these mostly funny boys who are just better with babies than every year I have ever met, CH Chana Svenson, who was transferred from Florida to pregnant Swel, also said today in a recent interview.

“Something’s something in the water here.â €

In America, the new moms are lucky to take two weeks before going to the office again with a breast pump on one side and a spreadsheet in the other – – never forget Papas.

In Sweden? Fathers like firefighters Chanaâ Johan are out of the time – and on the task of the baby.

“Something special, being home with him from the beginning, for sure,” Johan told The Outlet.

Although he added, “many gray hairs were born for me during that time.â €

Thanks to the country’s bold policy “480 days paid by children” Swedish couples can team the care of children well in the baby.

Government feet up to 80% of your salary, and parents can use the days at any time before the child turns 12 years old.

Return to SH.BA, it sounds like a fantasy for mothers exhausted as Erenberg, co -founder of the mothers room.

â € œ we are indeed, Troly at the end of the pile when it comes to paid family vacation, “she told today.

@babybjorn

Spotted: Latte dads in The Wild. ðÿ € This entertainment term describes fathers at parental rest, snatching coffee while they are with their little ones. In 1974, Sweden became the first place to introduce parents’ rest instead of maternity leave. “

 ¬ ¬ original sounds – babybjãrn

“Anydo another country in the world has it, except the micro islands.â €

Erenberg watched a satirical video € œLatte dad € € tiktok Video from Baby Bjãrn and I don’t know if he will laugh or cry. â € œ I was jealous! â € she agreed.

In the comments of the viral clip, a user wrote, “Positive male is so attractive.” Another gushed, “Beautiful! This is the type of masculinity we want to see.”

However, others were calling the captain clear. “No men celebrated to take care of their children,” someone writes while someone else replied, “Love how men praise *normal parenting.” “

The young Swedish fathers who receive paternity leave are also less likely to be beaten in the hospital, according to a 2023 Stockholm University study.

â € œ we discovered that after [fathers’ paternal leave policy in Sweden] was implemented, there was a 34% reduction in [alcohol-related] Spitalizations among fathers in two years after birth, ”wrote main author Helena Honkaniemi.

â € imi Fathers who talk more time at home can also be encouraged to practice self-regulation of the greatest behavior about their children, “the report, as previously reported by the post.

Since Sweden introduced paid parental leave in 1974, the number of days claimed by fathers has increased from only 1% to 30%.

When fathers were given 30 days rest in 1995, participation increased by up to 75% – along with obvious mental health benefits.

Today, Swedish parents take a large 480 -day break protected from work to be separated, most of them paid in about 80% of their salaries.

In general, who knew equal parenting, big cheeks and government support could be SOO?