6 in 10 Ohio moms would return to work if they had quality child care, new poll finds
Six in 10 Ohio mothers of young children would return to full-time work if they had reliable, affordable child care. But most ...
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Child care quality ratings are changing. Here’s how to provide feedback.
North Carolina's Child Care Commission is changing how the state rates licensed child care quality. Public comment is open ...
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A 2024 Review of Child Care and Early Learning in the United States
Updated data on child care and early learning in the United States illustrate the urgent need for holistic public ...
Poll shows bipartisan consensus on child care in Ohio as lawmakers consider funding changes
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio Republicans, Democrats and independent voters overwhelmingly believe the state should increase funding ...
Watering Utah’s child care ‘deserts’
In 2024, a Bankrate study found that 75% of Utah exists in a child care “desert,” where there are not enough day cares to ...
How parents, advocates want to make RI more friendly for families with young kids
PROVIDENCE – On Wednesday afternoon, a hodgepodge of parents, educators, other child advocates and even a few toddlers convened at the State House to set a 2025 policy agenda dedicated to meeting the ...
Not enough capacity to handle Bexar County child care needs, study finds
SAN ANTONIO - A first-of-its kind study commissioned by the City of San Antonio is looking at the availability of ...
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High costs, extensive waitlists, endless paperwork: The reality of being a working parent at Yale
Jessica Thompson, an assistant professor of anthropology, has traveled to Malawi for summers to conduct fieldwork. But as a ...
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Study finds San Antonio child care deserts are worse than previously known
San Antonio child care providers are licensed to care for two out of three children under the age of five in Bexar County, ...
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6 in 10 Ohio moms would return to work if they had quality child care, new poll finds
And parents say the problem is getting worse. Two-thirds of families had trouble accessing high-quality child care in December, up from 56% in February 2023, according to the poll of 800 ...