Dream - Sweden has passed a law that allows grandparents to take paid parental leave to care for their grandchildren for up to three months in the first year of a child's life.

According to the Social Insurance Agency, a Swedish government agency that manages the social insurance system, a couple of parents can transfer a maximum of 45 days to someone else, while a single parent can transfer 90 days.

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Another benefit for parents in Sweden is that they can also get a reduction in working hours until their child is 8 years old. Meanwhile, government employees can get a reduction in working hours until their child is 12 years old.

Although so, the rules for grandparents are the same as regular parental benefits and require someone to be insured in order to receive parental benefits. The majority of people in Sweden are already insured.