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Seemed like a no-brainer to me, but I recall quite a controversy about how the latter proposal was "anti child care". The controversy was that the latter propo
by soundsop 18y ago
Seemed like a no-brainer to me, but I recall quite a controversy about how the latter proposal was "anti child care".
The controversy was that the latter proposal was anti public child care. The rival proposals were pushing in different directions the economics of the decision of staying home with children vs. working and putting them in daycare.
- Afton 18y agoIt was also 'anti child care' because it was a pittance in terms of child-care expenses. No one can find anything like adequate daycare for $100 a month.