biden-s-build-back-better-wants-to-save-america-s-child-care-business

1/15/2022

This article discusses President Biden's Build Back Better plan and its focus on saving America's child care industry. It highlights the challenges faced by child care providers, including high costs, low wages for workers, and limited access to affordable care. The article explores the key provisions of the plan, such as expanding child care subsidies, increasing wages for child care workers, and investing in child care infrastructure. It also examines the potential impact of these measures on parents, children, and the overall economy. The article emphasizes the importance of affordable, high-quality child care as a critical component of Biden's agenda to support working families and promote economic recovery.

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