Recent studies have highlighted that child care is unaffordable for many U.S. families. This research brief goes deeper to understand child care affordability for parents with full-time, year-round jobs. These parents have a clear need for child care given their full-time work status. This brief estimates whether, within the group of full-time, year-round working parents who have children age 13 and under, particular income and racial/ethnic subgroups are more likely to face unaffordable center-based child care costs.
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- Copyright 2018 by Institute for Child, Youth & Family Policy (ICYFP), Heller School For Social Policy & Management at Brandeis University . All rights reserved.
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