Over half of Bangladesh’s children are living in extreme poverty with a large dose of uncertainty. This harsh reality shapes the daily life of Bangladeshi children, where access to food, education, and healthcare is often limited or unreliable. Many grow up in overcrowded homes, informal settlements, or rural areas with few resources. Responsibilities come early, and simple routines can be disrupted by economic hardship, natural disasters, or family struggles, leaving childhood defined more by survival than by comfort or stability.
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