1 Million Children, 57 Years: How Mobile Creches is Building a Childcare Infrastructure for Working Parents
This article has been published in partnership with Mobile Creches. By 8 am, the first children are walking into the creche at Aashiyana, a construction site in Gurugram where their parents work. Lalita is already there. "We look at every child from head to toe," she says. "Then we talk to the parents. What did the child eat last night? How did they sleep? Is anything troubling them?" It is a…
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