Tuesday, May 8, 2012

It Is Tough To Be A Mother In Certain Parts Of The World Today


U.S. Ranks 25th Of Best Places For Mothers; Norway 1st, Niger last -- L.A. Times

The aid organization Save the Children released its annual State of the World’s Mothers report Tuesday. Once again, conditions for moms in the U.S. trailed that of many other developed nations. The country’s position climbed six places to 25th, sandwiched between Belarus and the Czech Republic.

Save the Children’s 2012 rankings compare 165 countries — 122 in the developing world — examining maternal health, education and economic status alongside the health and nutrition of children. The group turns its attention to mothers because “the quality of children’s lives depends on the health, security and well-being of their mothers,” the organization said, in a statement.

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WNU Editor: The 'Save The Children' website is here.

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