Owens highlights the stark differences in parenting support between Denmark and the U.S., emphasizing free healthcare, baby nurses, and the community support provided through mother-baby groups.
American parents are often astonished by the Danish approach of leaving babies outside to nap in strollers, which Owens describes as completely normal in her daily life.
Owens notes her minimal car usage, having only a handful of car rides in her daughter's life, showcasing the emphasis on biking and public transport in Denmark.
The abundance of kid-friendly spaces in Denmark, such as baby cafés and well-equipped playgrounds, illustrates a cultural approach that prioritizes child-friendly environments.
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