A state lawmaker wants to tackle the rising cost of child care in Oklahoma, saying he has three ideas to combat the issue through three pieces of legislation.State Rep. Mickey Dollens plans to file the bills to help curb child care costs for most Oklahomans. Dollens, a father of two young children, said he knows the struggles firsthand.The first bill would raise the income cap on a subsidy program and allow more families to qualify.The second would limit how much of your money goes to child care. Dollens' bill would cap it at 7% of your household income.His third idea is to make tuition reimbursement for day cares based on enrollment, not attendance."We know that if children are in a quality, affordable child care, they're going to have better outcomes as they grow," Dollens said. "It's also going to create a stronger Oklahoma because their parents can work and not have to worry about their kids."Dollens called the rising cost of child care a crisis that Oklahoma must mitigate now to make sure it doesn't happen in the future.