Svenske forældre er de mest stressede i Norden

En ny nordisk sundhedsrapport fra forsikringsselskabet If viser, at svenske børnefamilier har sværest ved at få hverdagen til at hænge sammen sammenlignet med nabolandene.

Mere end en tredjedel af de svenske forældre, 36 procent, angiver, at hverdagens stress påvirker familiens trivsel negativt.

Tallet er højere end i Norge, hvor 24 procent rapporterer det samme, i Danmark 23 procent og i Finland 28 procent.

Rapporten påpeger, at svenske børnefamilier har sværest ved at få hverdagen til at fungere i Norden.

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