While Mothers Go Off To Work, British Babies Do Their Bit

During wartime, mothers took on traditionally male jobs to support the war effort, while nursery schools provided childcare. These schools, funded by American resources, ensured children were cared for and engaged in supervised play. Mothers balanced work and family, with children adapting to the new routine.

Describe the situation of children in nurseries while their mothers were at work.

What challenges did mothers face regarding the service of supply?