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Child care costs a lot, pays little, is hard to find

Why Does Child Care Cost So Much? Daycare averages $10,000 a year per child. Early educators barely make minimum wage. Where’s all the money going?

$8 an hour: That’s how much Hawaii child care workers earn when cost of living is factored in

The Cost of Child Care in America Is Even More Outrageous Than You Thought

How rising child care costs affect the workers taking care of your kids

Child Care Costs; Child Care Worker Pay; Minority Organ Donation

Why Is the Cost of Childcare Rising While Workers’ Wages Are Dropping?

From Unlivable Wages to Just Pay for Early Educators

Caitlin McLean, Marcy Whitebook and Eunice Roh May 1, 2019July 16Report

2018 Early Childhood Workforce Index Demonstrates Urgency of Taking Action to Improve Early Childhood Jobs

Marcy Whitebook July 31, 2018July 24Blog

Supporting the Infant-Toddler Workforce: A Multi-Pronged Approach is Urgently Needed

Lea J.E. Austin July 11, 2018October 1Blog

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