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"My political party has the custom of visiting kindergartens at roughly the time of International Women’s Day and acknowledging the people who work there. This year, I have visited ten kindergartens, and at every one of them I heard about long waiting lists. It is clear that Estonia cannot achieve the Barcelona objectives, at least not as regards children up to the age of three, but the Commission’s appeal is very welcome, and will help towards solving the problem.
I would also, however, like to emphasise one more thing: child day care is generally spoken of in the context of gender equality and women’s employment, but I would like to emphasise that this is not merely a care service, but also an educational service, and this base education creates a basis for success at school and later in life. In this context, we also consider it particularly important, and definitely not an attitude from the past century, as we have just heard. It is an approach for this century."@en1
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