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Benefits of Quality Child Care: Impact how children learn, think, develop and behave. Promote social and emotional skills. Encourage curiosity and cultivate a love of learning.
The report found that the lack of adequate child care costs businesses $23 billion annually in reduced revenue and extra hiring costs. Insufficient care also costs the broader economy $21 billion in lower income tax and sales tax revenue.
Community Building Child care centers often serve as hubs for communities. They bring parents and caregivers together, fostering a sense of belonging and creating support networks. These connections can extend beyond the child care facility, leading to stronger and more resilient communities.
Key Findings and Highlights Participating in ECE helps children to develop skills that will benefit them in school and in life. Specifically, research from the United States shows that ECE can help children learn the foundational skills for reading, math, self-control, and positive relationships.
High-quality child care keeps children safe and healthy. In addition, it helps children develop skills they will need for success in school and in their lives outside of school: Social, emotional and communication skills. Pre-literacy and basic mathematical skills and concepts.

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The United States economy loses an estimated $122 billion a year due to child care challenges. On average, businesses lose $1,640 a year for each working parent due to lost revenue and hiring costs because of insufficient child care, totaling $23 billion annually.
Child care centers often serve as hubs for communities. They bring parents and caregivers together, fostering a sense of belonging and creating support networks. These connections can extend beyond the child care facility, leading to stronger and more resilient communities.
High-quality early learning and child care plays an important role in promoting the social, emotional, physical and cognitive development of young children and can support positive lifelong benefits. Children who have a strong start in life are more likely to be resilient, healthy and engaged learners and citizens.

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