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If we need childcare to reopen the UK economy, why is it so undervalued?
The looking after of children is still seen as a private matter rather than a public good. But how does society function without it, asks researcher Christine Berry
What happens to economies when education levels increase?
New reseach suggests that balanced economic growth results from increasing schooling levels.
6 Tips to Help Special Needs Parents Balance Work and Childcare
Balancing work and childcare is never easy, but when you’re caring for a child with special needs, the challenges are even greater. The caring role can be extremely unpredictable; hospital appointments, therapy sessions, sudden illnesses … they can all mean having to take time off work. Finding specialist childcare for the school holidays is no... View Article
10 Important Questions To Ask Your Childcare Provider
Make your daunting childcare search more manageable by asking these questions
Why Childcare Workers Are So Poor, Even Though Childcare Costs So Much
They can't even afford daycare for their own kids.
My Secret to Sanity, How I pay $89 for 90 Hours of Childcare
Do you crave uninterrupted alone time? Are you loosing your sanity everyday? I have a secret
Why Reba wasn't comfortable sending her daughter to the local childcare centre
The impacts of racism and the challenges of remote living can mean Indigenous kids end up attending less early childhood education than their non-Indigenous peers. Changing that could help close the gap — but significant barriers remain.
This Teacher Stepped Up in a Huge Way When His Student Couldn’t Find Childcare
Babywearing should be added to this professor's impressive skill set.
How to prioritize child well-being in safe school reopening plans
Given limited resources and local circumstances such as facility space, priorities will need to be made.
School is reopening. Should my child go?
Local transmission rates aren’t decreasing. Parents need to work. What do we do?
The ROI That Matters: Investing in Kids and Families to Build a New Economy
One of the most effective ways to break the cycle of poverty is to invest in children and families in the earliest years. How do we apply groundbreaking research on children's and parents’ health and
How Childcare Actually Causes Poverty in America
If the people who prepare your lunch deserve a living wage, the people preparing our toddlers for school do too.
As work schedules become flexible, so do options for childcare
Alternatives to full-time childcare provide parents options to fit their new ways of working.
Trends in childcare assistance benefits
Direct assistance with childcare arrangements is just one benefit on the rise.
Staying Home With Your Kids Will Cost Way More Than Childcare
3 Women on What It's Actually Like to Have Universal Childcare
Childcare was Warren's first big campaign proposal—and we desperately need it. Three women explain how it works in their countries.
5 Tips for your Childcare Budget
Childcare can be a little overwhelming for parents to think about and budget for. Get on track with these 5 tips.
Why aren't there more coworking spaces with childcare?
It would be a great solution—just not a simple one.
How to apply for 30 hours childcare and Tax-Free Childcare
This short guide for parents sets out the steps to apply for 30 hours childcare and Tax-Free Childcare. For more information on the schemes please visit: htt...
Why universal childcare is the crucial infrastructure the economy needs
The U.S. lags behind many other countries in both paid leave and accessible childcare, and it’s costing women and hurting the economy.
