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Economy & Workforce > Childcare Infant Cost

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  • Childcare Infant Cost
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Childcare Infant Cost

Childcare costs are a significant percentage of income for families

In 2019, the annual cost of childcare for an infant was:

  • 10.4% of the median family income of a typical married couple.
  • 34.9% of the median income of a typical single mother.

 

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