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Number of children in poverty with working parents rose by 1,300 a week over decade'

Rising child poverty in UK despite working parents.

I can't afford a babysitter to watch my kids while I work. I rely on their grandmother and my partner for childcare.

Babysitting costs have significantly increased, often surpassing the hourly wage of working parents.

Why won't the White House leave au-pairs alone?

Biden-Harris administration pauses overhaul of the au pair program due to public feedback, but changes are still anticipated in early 2025.

Why working parents feel like they don't belong

Social belonging is crucial, yet many working parents feel isolated due to the challenges of balancing work and parenthood.

'The money goes straight from my account into childcare bills' - working parents want more help in Budget

Childcare costs remain a significant burden for working parents despite some reductions as children grow older.

Is Summer Break Bad for Everyone? | The Walrus

Advocates suggest a balanced school calendar could better accommodate the needs of working parents and modern family dynamics.

Number of children in poverty with working parents rose by 1,300 a week over decade'

Rising child poverty in UK despite working parents.

I can't afford a babysitter to watch my kids while I work. I rely on their grandmother and my partner for childcare.

Babysitting costs have significantly increased, often surpassing the hourly wage of working parents.

Why won't the White House leave au-pairs alone?

Biden-Harris administration pauses overhaul of the au pair program due to public feedback, but changes are still anticipated in early 2025.

Why working parents feel like they don't belong

Social belonging is crucial, yet many working parents feel isolated due to the challenges of balancing work and parenthood.

'The money goes straight from my account into childcare bills' - working parents want more help in Budget

Childcare costs remain a significant burden for working parents despite some reductions as children grow older.

Is Summer Break Bad for Everyone? | The Walrus

Advocates suggest a balanced school calendar could better accommodate the needs of working parents and modern family dynamics.
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'Everyone Talks About This Village, But There Really Isn't A Village': The Reality Of Child Care

Child care is the No.1 household expense for many American families with young children.
Parents often have to make difficult choices, such as leaving the workforce or working multiple jobs, to afford child care.

Four in 10 working parents have considered quitting their jobs as they can't cope with all their responsibilities

A significant number of working parents are considering leaving their jobs due to the difficulty of juggling home and work responsibilities.
Almost half of working mothers and one-third of working fathers have considered quitting their jobs due to the strain of balancing work and parenting responsibilities.
Employers need to enhance the support they offer to working parents and consider the needs of both mothers and fathers.
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