Necessary errands take priority, followed by personal reasons, as an individual or couple. Percentages for both are noticeably high. Children are usually left with family and relatives such as the father or the grandparents. There is a strong trend for mothers to run errands while the child is in day care. We can say that the family is usually asked to look after a child.
Mothers consult the father the most about child rearing.
Other sources of information are friends or the mother, followed by family, neighbors and doctors. Child-care facilities and public health centers are consulted less often than are friend or acquaintances, but the percentage of people that consult these sources cannot be ignored. It is meaningful that mothers with children who do not enroll in child care want to consult with those care providers. It is desirable that these facilities be made accessible to these parents. We see that parents want their children to develop socially.