Child Mortality

Child mortality numbers have been on the rise in the past decades. With world populations raising, and the production of food or even the most basic necessity in life water, the rate in which children are dying in developing nations across the world is insane. To solve a huge problem such as this one, first we have to start with a commitment of each state government. Providing for a child’s necessity at a young age, should be something countries should have to do as a minimum. In the presence of this law, child mortality rates may become lower, since families are finally getting access to products they cannot afford, but are essential to the growth of their child. Another aspect, which has to be solved, is water purity and scarcity around developing countries. In many places around the globe, it is impossible to find water easy. Some families are obligated to walk miles for a small source of water, which may be contaminated or not. This is not a questionable action people should have to live by. Governments should provide clean sources of water, which is the minimum that can be done in order to save a child’s life. In conclusion, Bringing the child mortality rate is not an impossible task, but it will take some time creating a strong foundation, in which kids may grow.