The Family Frontier
Elliot Haspel, Ellen Galinsky, Michael LevineAnalysis, future-casting, and philosophizing on child care & family policy from Elliot Haspel
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Bipartisan Family Policy is Good
I know I’ve been beating up on Republicans lately in my writings and media appearances. And while I could write another post about why several parts of the Administration’s new child care rules are shortsighted1, I want to take a step back...
Now Is Not the Time for the Child Care Modernization Act
Note: I’ve had a few articles published in the past week that may be of interest! I was in The Atlantic talking about current struggles of the child care sector, in Jacobin talking about why loosening child care ratios is folly, and in Vox...
Child Care's Imaginary Bogeymen
Every so often, an article pops up that basically suggests liberals would really like the government (via government-funded child care programs) rather than parents to raise American children, perhaps because they would like to indoctrinate...
On Hospitable Communities -- and D.C.'s Backwards Step
When I was flying from Dublin to Copenhagen with my family a few years back, I remember being pulled out of the main security line and whisked through a family lane in a fraction of the time. When we arrived at Copenhagen’s airport, I was a...
We're Talking About The Ideological Split in Who's Having Kids All Wrong
There's a real trend hiding inside a lot of obfuscation
Over on X, there’s a kerfuffle every few months when someone (usually a conservative) posts a chart showing that conservatives are having more kids than liberals. This happened again...
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