In the global society people may be interested which country is best to raise their children. An international journal ranked several wealthy countries for expat family on the basis of the factors such as children's health, happiness, the quality of education, family leave policies, green space and playground. The Unicef's report on child wellbeing is also based on these factors. Surprisingly Japan is placed top of the list. It says that Japan is one of the safest countries and children walk to their school by themselves. In Unicef's report Japan ranks number one for physical health which looks at mortality and obesity, and places second for the world around children that includes green space and traffic safety. The murder rate is the lowest in the world. Although Japan has one of the world's top educational system, it is ranked merely 12th place in 76 countries in Unicef's report.
Estonia comes second. The country has less environmental problems such as air pollution, noise and pesticide contamination than other wealthy countries. Estonia is known by its advanced IT technology. Digital skills are emphasized in the education system. Spain comes third, followed by Finland and Netherland. All these five countries provide generous parental leave, and children's mental health is better there than in other wealthy countries.