Report: 39% of South Dakota child care centers can't find enough workers. "The current model we have to child care is not ...

Unable to convince Republican lawmakers to repeal universal vouchers, Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs is trying to get them to at least scale back eligibility.

Scott Stringer, a former New York City comptroller who is running for mayor, will center his campaign on making the city more ...

In New York State, nearly half of the children live below the federal poverty line, and many families are struggling to make ...

Chantal and Harold Hinds are deciding when to have a second baby — with child care costs playing a big roll. Chantal, 39, gave birth under a year and a half ago to her son, raising him in East ...

In her role she informs parents about the available financial resources through the Wisconsin Shares Child Subsidy Program to ...

Tim Reed, a member of the South Dakota Child Care Task Force, said his main priority for the legislative session is increasing child care assistance ... the cost of living for a two-parent ...

In her role she informs parents about the available financial resources through the Wisconsin Shares Child Subsidy Program to help families cope with the high child care cost. In turn, additional ...

If you’re able to help your child ... be covering the full cost of your child’s tuition and fees and room and board, which is great if you can afford it, but not a parenting requisite.

If you're a single parent ... you are employed and pay for child care services, you may qualify for the Child and Dependent Care Credit. To qualify as a new parent, you must have earned income ...

In 2022, the median annual cost of full-day care was $15,600, more than the median rent of $15,216, the U.S. Department of Labor reported. The scarcity of affordable child care also keeps parents — ...