Access to child care is already inadequate across the US. Trump’s funding cuts to Head Start will make it far worse.

Aligning payment practices with private sector norms could encourage provider participation in federal subsidy programs.

Ohio's lack of affordable child care is hurting more than working parents. It's costing the state's economy $5.48 billion in ...

President Trump's decision to target transgender care in a proclamation declaring April National Child Abuse Prevention Month ...

The Cicero Group, a Salt Lake City-based business researcher, produced the report. The organization came up with the $5.5 ...

The rising cost of child care and workforce shortages have hit Georgia families and providers hard in the aftermath of the ...

The Missouri House approved its version of the state budget, sending the $47.9 billion spending plan on to the next step. But ...

Enrollment is rising again at Minnesota child care operations but the counts remain below pre-pandemic levels, according to a ...

Gov. Laura Kelly wants to establish the Kansas Office of Early Childhood. She’s cutting deals with Republicans who want to ...

The Child Care Availability and Affordability Act would increase the size of the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit and make ...

Last year the state also increased how much it reimburses child care providers who serve families with vouchers by about 20%, ...

Three weeks after Little Steps closed, the families reopened their own center in the same space under a new name: Thriving ...