Sentences with phrase «expensive child care costs»

Child Care Costs: New York ranks as the second overall worst state for families, largely due to scoring dead last with the most expensive child care costs.

Not exact matches

So considering how expensive a date night can be when you have kids and have to add child care costs into the mix, today's hint for going out for less is to celebrate Valentine's Day (or other similar holidays) before, or after, the actual holiday.

Consumer price comparison is almost nonexistent in the U.S. health care system, but a new study shows that when given the choice between a less costly «open» operation or a pricier laparoscopy for their children's appendicitis, parents were almost twice as likely to choose the less expensive procedure — when they were aware of the cost difference.

«Child care is expensive, and the cost gives many parents pause about whether it's worth returning to the workforce,» Becker says.

(This tends to be more expensive than child care provided in a home, or care for older children, but gives us a reasonable way to compare costs in different states.)

The Garden State's child care tends to be a bit more expensive than average, which isn't surprising for a state with relatively high wages and high cost of living.

The costs of caring for a child with a significant birth defect or birth injury caused by prenatal negligence can be highly expensive.

But those who are used to a certain standard of living, or who have expensive costs like a mortgage or child care to worry about, need far more coverage.

Unsurprisingly the courts and local authority social work teams are extremely stretched, the system is very expensive (care order applications cost the public purse well over # 25,000 a case on top of the child's care costs) and significant delays in finding a permanent placement for the child is a common occurrence.

The cost of medical treatments and procedures can be expensive for families and sometimes parents need to go back to part - time work, or not work, to care for their child, which can place additional financial strain on the family.