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Study: Part-time child care grew by 50% in 2023

In childcare, consumer preferences evolve over time often due to macro trends. Winnie offers a unique vantage point to observe and analyze these shifts. Our recent dive into search data has...

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Child Care Cost

Childcare Is an Industry Harmed by Regulatory Capture

If you haven’t yet watched this recent talk by illustrious venture capital investor Bill Gurley on Regulatory Capture, it is an excellent overview of what happens when special interests...

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Announcements

Announcing Winnie’s Partnership with Yext

Millions of parents use Winnie to find high quality child care and education providers for their children. What makes Winnie so special is its comprehensive data — over 250,000 daycares and...

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News

Winnie Named #1 Consumer Services Company on the Inc. 5000

Winnie was named the #177 fastest-growing private company on the Inc. 5000 list this year, a list of the 5,000 fastest-growing private companies in the U.S. based on their revenue growth....

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Biden's Latest Plan to Cut Childcare Costs

Exciting news out of the childcare industry today! The Biden administration recently announced their plans to update a federal program that will reduce - and even eliminate - childcare...

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Cost Working Parents

Free Ways for Companies to Support Employees with Childcare

Join Winnie in participating in #ShowUsYourChildcare The cost of childcare is a major financial burden for many working parents. In fact, the average cost of childcare for an infant in the...

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What You Need to Know About the New Pregnant Workers Fairness Act
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Here's a win for working mothers: the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) goes into effect on June 27, 2023! The PWFA is a federal law that helps pregnant, postpartum and pumping workers...

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Child Care Cost News

The Child Care Funding Cliff Looms

According to a recent Senate report, $37.5 billion in federal funding for child care will expire this September 2023. This pandemic-era funding has been essential to keeping child care...

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The Problem With the “Turn Anyone Into a Caregiver” Model

Bloomberg recently published an article on eldercare marketplace Papa uncovering harassment and sexual assault perpetrated by both caregivers and care recipients on the Papa platform. The...

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The Largest Set of Executive Actions in the History of Child Care

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