2024年2月20日 · According to a recent UNICEF report, the Netherlands ranks 1st in child wellbeing out of several dozen countries studied, with Denmark and Norway following in the rankings. Among English-speaking countries, Ireland ranks highest, coming in 12th, with the U.K. ranking 27th, Canada 30th, Australia 32nd, New Zealand 35th, and the United States 36th.

2019年6月6日 · According to UNICEF, Dutch kids are ranked as the happiest kids in the world. Here's what sets them apart from kids in the U.S. and the U.K.

2025年1月2日 · Dutch children are among the happiest in the world, but why is that? Here's an American expats opinion.

2013年9月19日 · According to Unicef’s most recent Child Well Being in Rich Countries survey, Dutch kids ranked as the happiest kids in the world. Dutch kids led the way in three out of the five categories, namely- material well being, educational well being, and behavior and risks.

2017年4月4日 · Imagine a place where young children play unsupervised, don’t do homework, have few scheduled “activities” . . . and rank #1 worldwide in happiness and education. It’s not a fantasy―it’s the Netherlands!

2024年3月14日 · How the Dutch raise kids in their early years. Dutch kids earn their independence from a young age, and when we say young, we mean straight-out-of-the-womb young. It all started when the Dutch came up with the curious idea to put their babies to sleep outside. READ MORE | 8 things you need to know about giving birth in the Netherlands

2017年4月18日 · But the Netherlands doesn’t just contain happy adults; it contains happy children as well, as author Rina Mae Acosta explains in an interview for MarketWatch. As Acosta sees it, there are several things which Dutch parents do which promote this happiness, three of which are below: 1. They Teach Self-Control.

2024年3月17日 · Discover the secrets behind the renowned happiness of Dutch children! Explore eight key principles of Dutch parenting that promote independence, open communication, and a deep connection to nature.

According to the 2013 UNICEF report – the one that suggested that Dutch kids were the happiest in the world – 85 percent of the Dutch children aged eleven, thirteen, and fifteen surveyed ate breakfast every day.

Book review of "The Happiest Kids in the World", Dutch style. Explore the key highlights and ideas on how to incorporate practices outside the Netherlands.