DFL lawmakers eye big boost in child care spending
Proposal aims to expand subsidies in order to limit individual families' child care costs to seven percent of their income
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Proposal aims to expand subsidies in order to limit individual families' child care costs to seven percent of their income
Proposal aims to expand subsidies in order to limit individual families' child care costs to seven percent of their income
Proposal aims to expand subsidies in order to limit individual families' child care costs to seven percent of their income
Proposal aims to expand subsidies in order to limit individual families' child care costs to seven percent of their income
Child care is one of the most significant expenses that Minnesotan families face. Infant care costs almost $5,000 more per year than in-state college tuition and 30.8 percent more than average rent.