As families struggle, lawmakers review Wyoming's child care crunch | Wyoming
CROWHEART—Before hosting a meeting in the kitchen of her family’s ranch, Casey Sedlack switched on a Disney movie for her two youngest children, ages 3 and 5.
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CROWHEART—Before hosting a meeting in the kitchen of her family’s ranch, Casey Sedlack switched on a Disney movie for her two youngest children, ages 3 and 5.
CROWHEART—Before hosting a meeting in the kitchen of her family’s ranch, Casey Sedlack switched on a Disney movie for her two youngest children, ages 3 and 5.
Wyoming qualifies as a childcare desert, with a 34 percent gap between the needs of families and the number of daycare centers available. To help the problem, Wyoming legislators are considering a bill that would lift restrictions on how many families a nanny can serve.
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