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How Different Early Care and Education (ECE) Approaches Impact Families with Young Children

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House District:

Number of families with children under 5:

Policy Approaches:

Targeted: Fully fund subsidies targeted to low-income families.
Plus Middle Income: Targeted policy plus middle-income family ECE payments capped at 7% of income.

More moms working and moving from part-time to full-time employment
Percent of females age 20-64 with children under age 5
Policies:	Current	Targeted	Plus Middle Income
Employed
Employed full time

Lower ECE costs for families
Average annual ECE household expenditures and savings
Policies:	Current Expenditures	Targeted Savings	Plus Middle Income Savings
Paying 50 weeks of ECE annually

More opportunity for families to use licensed ECE providers
Percent of families with children under age 5 using licensed ECE providers
Policies:	Current	Targeted	Plus Middle Income
Center-based
Home-based

For data sources and methodology see Impact of Increased Early Care and Education Investments by Minnesota Legislative Districts.
These estimates provide context and direction for the types of expected effects from investing in these ECE policies, but the estimates are not intended to be used for detailed planning purposes by policymakers, government agencies, businesses, or families.