CHILDREN LEFT BEHIND AND THEIR EVERYDAY LIVES

In public discourse we often encounter teachers, ministers, caregivers, psychologists, pedagogues speaking about the negative consequences of parents' migration for their children. Do we indeed have a problem of euro-orphans indeed and scope of formal and informal childcare in Poland. The situation of a child whose parents migrated is undoubtedly difficult. Lack of one or both parents affects the entire development and upbringing of the child. Can caregivers replace a parent? What does a child miss most when the parent is abroad? It is worth talking about the problem of euro-orphans in Poland from the point of view of the children themselves. The paper is a theoretical and analytical attempt to present the issues of euro-orphanhood. The present article was funded under the project: