US ranked among worst countries in the world to raise a family (Full list)

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According to new research of the world’s biggest economies carried out by travel and family experts, ‘Asher and Lyric’, the US is one of the worst countries in the world to raise a family.

The UK was given a ‘B minus’ rating, ranking it 23rd, with scores including a ‘D minus’ for work-life balance, an average for health , and education but better for happiness and safety .Mexico finished bottom getting ‘F’ in every category, while Chile, Turkey and Bulgaria were the other countries in the bottom five.

‘The top countries on this list spend over 3% of GDP on family benefits such as affordable childcare, while the US spends a meagre 0.64%.’ Asher and Lyric talking about Mexico’s position said: ‘Although many parts of Mexico are relatively safe, especially tourist destinations, there is also widespread violence and corruption that affects many of its citizens.

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