Employer-Supported Child Care: Benefits to Employers, Employees and Children - National Child Care Information Center

Facts at a Glance - research briefs from the Brookings Institute:

Child Care Expenses of Working Families with Income Below 200 Percent of the Federal Poverty Level, 1997

Primary Child Care Arrangements for Chidlren with Employed Mothers by Income and Age of Child, 1997

Weekly Hours Spent in Nonparental, Out-of-School Care for Children with Employed Mothers, by Income and Age of Child, 1997

Public Support for School-Age Child Care: Survey Results The Mott Foundation

Quality in Child Care Centers The National Center for Early Development and Learning

Reweaving parents into the fabric of early childhood programs. Powell, D.R. (1998). YOUNG CHILDREN. 53 (5).60-66.