To prepare the child care sector for the future, America must invest significantly in the child care workforce and provide quality, accessible, affordable child care for all. A woman and her child ...

Let’s say you and your husband each earn $55,000 — bringing in a total $110,000 a year — and you pay $17,000 a year in child ...

The state cut child care provider rates, claiming it protects kids by keeping vouchers, but fewer providers may accept them.

The penalty for motherhood? More women are leaving their jobs, undermining their careers and earning potential and spelling trouble for the economy.

Rebeca Briones was eager to work with young children, so after she was laid off from her job as a medical assistant in 2016, ...

Winnie, the startup that helps families find child care, is now tackling the other side of the equation — helping caregivers find jobs that pay an equitable wage. Today Winnie announced it is ...

Like millions of women across the country, Shekira Bradwell found herself in a no-win situation last year. Bradwell, a Philadelphia-area mother, realized she could either return to work and pay for a ...

Of the many sectors of the American economy slammed by the coronavirus pandemic, the businesses and individuals who provide child care to an estimated 12 million children under age 5 are among the ...

Early educators in Michigan insist they're 'not just babysitters,' but say they continue to receive little state funding for a high-stakes job.