It's not all happiness for one mother expecting her second child -- she frets about finding daycare for the coming baby."I'm worried about whether I'll be able to find a slot by the time I return to work," the 34-year-old office worker said as she played with her 6-year-old son in a park in the southwestern Japanese city of Oita.There were 350 children on the waiting list for daycare in Oita as of April 2016, the eighth largest number among all Japanese municipalities. The figure rose to 463 this spring.Across Japan, the figure was 23,700 as of April.Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had previously…READ FULL ARTICLE
