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Child Care in America: Perspectives of Families who work in Child Care

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No family should pay more than they can afford for the child care they need and their baby deserves.

What is the state of America’s child care system and how are parents who work in child care settings faring?

How are low wages, high turnover, and other factors impacting the quality of care infants and toddlers receive? 

Hear from four families who work in the child care sector about the challenges they have faced in accessing care and running businesses that provide care. 

Who: 

  • Jenny Castillo, Bentonville, Arkansas 
  • Ilia Gilligan, Williston, Vermont 
  • Valencia Nelson, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 
  • Amber Osowski, Grafton, North Dakota  
  • Miriam Calderón, ZERO TO THREE (Moderator)

 

As a mom, I had to quit my job and open my own child care to find the quality care I demanded. As the owner I struggle to provide the best care I can because this industry is still looked at as glorified babysitting.

Amber Osowski, Grafton, North Dakota

 

 

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