Three-year-old Asahi Watanabe, who was born with a genetic disease that requires the use of a feeding tube for hydration, receives childcare from a nursery staff at his Tokyo home -- unusual for Japan where family members of disabled children are often called upon to provide them with the attention they need.For many disabled children who are not hospitalized, it is often the mother who must care for them, but in Asahi's case both his parents are able to go to work because of the nursing care he receives at home for up to eight hours on weekdays."I had searched for nursery schools that take…READ FULL ARTICLE
