In China, if a new baby is added to the family, everyone will be delighted, especially the elderly and older generation.
Even if the child does not have time or too much financial means, the elderly in the family will do their best to help, or even directly take over all the work of bringing up the child.
If the family conditions are better, then it is more likely to hire a professional babysitter to take care of the children.
In Australia, the elderly generally do not help their children with their children, even if retired, most of them will choose to live their own lives.
For example: enjoy the life of two, go to see the world together.
Self-driving is not only the patent of young people, it is not too easy to travel on foot. In Australia, self-driving, the road will also often see a lot of old people travelling in private cars.
Regardless of age, they all maintain a young mindset, while older Australians give their children enough freedom to live a life that does not interfere with each other.
So the question is, if the elderly choose to live their own life after retirement, parents also go to work, who will take the children in Australia?
Australian kindergartens are different from domestic ones, and the cost of attending school is quite expensive. It is reported that if the child is sent to kindergarten care, it could cost 180 Australian dollars a day, which is not an affordable price for working families.
And Australian kindergartens are often not all-day, often around 3: 00 p. M. after school, which does make working parents difficult.
As a result, the South Australian government is considering a new deal to ease the problem: consider introducing a "babysitter visa" from abroad and providing it with permanent residency.
If you are willing to come to South Australia as a domestic nanny, then you have the opportunity to get Australia`s PR (permanent resident).
South Australia has also done so as part of its plan to increase population. The South Australian government is not only considering bringing in nannies from abroad, but also wants to attract wealthy pensioners (Self-funded retirees), especially parents of foreign students) to South Australia.
The plan was considered by the former Labour government in South Australia as it neared its expiry.
The (Immigration Action Plan), a 10-year plan of action on immigration, was submitted to the cabinet in late 2017, but the outcome of the review has not been clear because Labour lost in South Australia`s general election.
But the plan consists of six major components, including a desire for the federal government to introduce flexible new visas so that businesses can continue to bring in immigrants to fill Australia`s shortage of jobs, which Australians are often reluctant to do.
It is reported that if the "babysitter visa" is implemented in the end, it is also a new type of visa that can work from home and get permanent residence, and it sounds very tempting.
A "babysitter visa" can help Australian families reduce stress and save on child care costs. It also increases South Australia`s population and relieves labour shortages.
Average Australian women have 1.9 children per woman, according to the latest ABS demographics. With prices soaring in Australia, some families are no longer able to afford a babysitter, and some can afford it, but they still can`t afford to hire the right person.
The cost of childcare in Melbourne is expected to rise to A $175 a day by 2020, compared with A $223 per day in Sydney and over A $150 per day in Brisbane and Canberra.
Australian families face rising costs of living, with many parents having to sell property, become chauffeur drivers or borrow money from friends to make a living, according to a new survey.
Australian News Corporation (News Corp Australia) surveyed 2005 parents across Australia (their children are all 0 / 12 years old) and published < 2017 Children`s cost report > (Cost of Kids 2017 Report).
The report shows:
Eighty-six percent of Australians face financial pressure after having children, with child care costs being the biggest source of stress, accounting for 39 percent and costing thousands of Australian dollars a year.
Nearly 1 / 6 Australian parents have to go out to work part-time less than a month after their child is born, otherwise it will be hard to make a living. Only 8% of parents have the means to sustain a child`s life within 1 to 2 weeks of life.
Seventeen percent of respondents said they needed to sell property or assets, and about 1 / 6 had been replaced by work that allowed them to work from home. Nearly 1 / 10 parents are working as casual workers to earn extra income, and 7% are engaged in e-commerce.
About 7% of respondents had borrowed money from their family or friends, 6% had borrowed money from banks and 4% would rent surplus rooms. Another 3% made money by blogging, and 2% became chauffeur drivers for Uber (Uber), a taxi-hailing platform.
Although Australia does have child-care subsidies, if there are too many children, or want to pursue a better life, it is mainly dependent on the financial ability of the family.
So if the baby-sitter visa is actually implemented, both overseas workers and Australian families will benefit considerably.
