💨 Abstract
This article discusses a poll showing that most Americans consider child care costs a significant issue. About three-quarters view it as a "major problem," but there's a divide on solutions and the government's role. The pandemic highlighted the child care industry's vulnerabilities. Recent tax cuts included child care benefits, but critics note they may not fully help lower-income families. Most support free or low-cost day care and paid family leave, with more women and Democrats favoring these ideas.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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