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The truth is, in Victorian Era, a child participating in child labor was about as common as a child in 2008 participating in public schooling. The Victorian Era most commonly refers to the reign of Queen Victoria that took place from approximately 1837 to 1901.
Many Victorian children had to work to help their families by bringing money into the home. Unlike today, there was little financial support to help those unable to work so if parents couldnât work they relied on their children to do so.Sometimes children were abandoned or orphaned so they had to work just to survive.hildren went to work as soon as they were big enough. Many started at the age of 5 and some even earlier! Older children would often take younger brothers and sisters along and give them jobs to do.