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SINCE 2026 ・ Structured ReportingPublished Mar 27, 2026 11:54 PM ・ Updated Jun 28, 2026 4:36 PM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES
A Kidsline survey reveals that 89% of users of the Tokyo Metropolitan Babysitter Support Program experienced reduced parenting stress, with 'refreshment' being the primary reason for usage. While the program expands across all 23 wards in April 2026, challenges like provider shortages persist.
Kidsline, operator of the babysitting matching platform, surveyed 465 Tokyo parents regarding the Tokyo Metropolitan Babysitter Support Program. Findings show 50.6% use it for 'refreshment' and 89.3% report lower stress levels. Setagaya Ward joins the program in April 2026, making it available in all 23 wards. However, the survey highlights administrative hurdles and provider shortages as areas for improvement.
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