"K-Bodom" that was re-created in the apartment."My house takes care of me from the 1st floor until midnight".

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Care facilities that recreated community parenting in apartments where village adults raised children together in rural villages opened for the first time in the country.

It is expected that the burden of childcare for dual-income parents can be greatly reduced by leaving care for free at any time from infants to elementary school children.

Reporter Lee Yun-jae reports.

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A daycare center and an elementary school care facility were located side by side on the first floor of the apartment complex.

In daycare centers, infants and toddlers play with their peers, and in care centers, elementary school students listen to the teacher and study together.

Both facilities take care of children from 7:30 a.m. to midnight, and on weekends and holidays.

The advantage is that you can leave your child even when there is a sudden childcare gap, such as a temporary holiday.

[Hwang Myung-soon / Director of K-Bodom Daycare Center: It suddenly became a temporary holiday. In this case, there is no place to leave them, so they have to stamp their feet, so it's very convenient and you can use it when you confidently say you want to use our K-board..]

In particular, daycare centers and care centers are built side by side in the apartment complex, so you can comfortably leave your children with age differences.

[Kim Eun-ju / Hayang-eup, Gyeongsan-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do: Since it's a double-income house, we need to ensure the safety of our child so that our couple can make money by working.... Since I'm in our apartment, I'm able to use it a little closer and conveniently..]

K-Board 6000 in Gyeongsangbuk-do, which means a childcare paradise, opened for the first time in the country.

The community parenting that children used to play and raise together in the village in the past is reproduced in the current era, in the space of apartments.

[Lee Chul-woo / Governor of Gyeongsangbuk-do: In the past, we created a 'K-board' facility in the form of raising children in the village community, just as we raised all children in the village. We will make sure that everyone doesn't have a hard time giving birth to a baby so that they don't get scared.]

Gyeongsangbuk-do, which has declared war with low birthrates and is speeding up its population measures.

Attention is focusing on whether attempts to reduce the burden of parenting by reviving the community spirit can serve as a springboard for overcoming low births.

I'm YTN Lee Yunjae.

Reporter for shooting
: Jeon Dae-woong