As pandemic funding dries up, Georgia’s childcare workers in ‘a state of panic’

The national Day Without Childcare movement is meant to draw attention to the vital role early education and childcare play in the American economy.
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[@robbieross6646]

Sorry, the Government cannot be everything to everyone. You had the children, you figure it out.

[@asylumsys]

Juice boxes don’t cost that much

[@Joce123]

For decades before HIGH quality daycare..housewives babysat for at home..no expensive activity center..licensing..Kids turned out just fine. Lots of kids went to a grandma -aged neighbor down the street who did not get paid $20 an hr!!!

[@stevetaxpayer6664]

Stop having children out of wedlock prior to having the financial means to raise children.

[@jcbell-dh1bm]

Sounds like an inner city problem...
Unfortunately the hard working rural people have to flip the bill and receive nothing in return..