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Now Republican states are backing child care spending, saying it can ease workforce shortages by helping parents go back to work: ‘Child care is a critical infrastructure’
Politics
Now Republican states are backing child care spending, saying it can ease workforce shortages by helping parents go back to work: ‘Child care is a critical infrastructure’
By Moriah Balingit and The Associated PressFebruary 8, 2024
woman on bus looking forlorn
Success
Workers have a $1.4 trillion message for the Fortune 500: We’ll return to office if you pay for the commute, childcare, and lunch and coffee too
By Jane ThierSeptember 28, 2023
Woman wearing a backpack walks at a beach
Personal Finance
Millennial couple with $64,000 of student debt can’t afford kids, saying a $125,000 salary ‘doesn’t feel like enough’
By Alicia AdamczykJune 10, 2023
Investment in child care creates a ‘robust labor force,’ reduces crime and delivers outsized returns, according to a new White House report
Success
Investment in child care creates a ‘robust labor force,’ reduces crime and delivers outsized returns, according to a new White House report
By Josh Boak and The Associated PressMarch 20, 2023
A woman wearing a headset sits at a kitchen island taking work calls, while her daughter plays with toys on the other side.
Newsletters
These family-friendly policies help women thrive in the workplace
By Paige McGlauflin and Paolo ConfinoMarch 8, 2023
Child care
Success
‘A constant battle’: The number of parents missing work because of child care is higher than before the pandemic—and it’s not improving
By Heather Hollingsworth, Claire Savage, The Associated Press and Report for AmericaJanuary 3, 2023
A couple during a festival.
Personal Finance
The ultrawealthy are hiring ‘disco nannies’ so they can party in Ibiza and Mykonos
By Chloe BergerAugust 31, 2022
Mother with newborn
Personal Finance
Insurance is hiding how expensive it is to have a kid: Nearly $20,000 for every baby born in the U.S.
By Chloe BergerJuly 13, 2022
Latest COVID surge is upending schedules and sending parents scrambling—again
Success
Latest COVID surge is upending schedules and sending parents scrambling—again
By Megan LeonhardtJune 9, 2022
The U.S. just got 70,000 pounds of baby formula airlifted in from Europe to help with the national shortage
Health
The U.S. just got 70,000 pounds of baby formula airlifted in from Europe to help with the national shortage
By Andrew MarquardtMay 23, 2022
women playing on the floor with young son
Success
Working mothers still face childcare and employment hurdles as pandemic safety nets disappear
By Megan LeonhardtMay 3, 2022
Daycare teacher with child
Success
Providing childcare support can help solve inflation
By Megan LeonhardtApril 27, 2022
Invest in women to drive innovation in childcare
Commentary
Invest in women to drive innovation in childcare
By Anne Halsall and Sara MauskopfApril 15, 2022
Mother walking hand in hand with her young son to school
Success
Childcare is a benefit that can save working parents at their breaking point. Good luck finding it
By Megan LeonhardtApril 13, 2022
Weecare cofounder Jessica Chang
Leadership
This startup wants to make childcare affordable for grocery clerks, janitors, and essential workers in the South and Midwest
By Nimah QuadriApril 8, 2022
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