U.S. childcare in short supply as burned out workers quit, new hires hard to find

About 560,000 child care workers would benefit from increasing the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour

The early care and education sector suffered massive job losses due to COVID-19, exacerbating a workforce crisis that existed long before the onset of the pandemic. Recovery has been slow and is challenged as teachers walk away for higher pay at Target, Amazon, and the hardware store. UC Berkeley's new analysis: Child care job recovery continues to lag behind other sectors

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Setting priorities in trauma informed classrooms 

7 ways to build your child’s focus and attention span 

4 books about acceptance and inclusion for children

5 lessons parents can teach their kids about money 

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