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San Francisco just made one of America's most expensive cities more livable for families. The program offers free childcare to families earning under $230,000 and joins a growing movement across the country.
France unveiled 37 new proposals to help parents afford children, including €250 monthly per child and interest-free home loans. The plan responds to surveys showing French adults want more kids than they're currently having.
Danish mothers lose an average of $120,000 in earnings over 20 years after having kids, but government support recovers $100,000 of it. A groundbreaking study shows what's possible when countries prioritize financial support for working parents.
South Korea, the world's least fertile country, just saw its biggest jump in births in nearly two decades. The 6.2% increase alongside rising marriages and falling divorces signals hope for a nation grappling with demographic decline.
Denmark has nearly eliminated the wage gap mothers face after having children, thanks to generous government support. Their success offers a roadmap for helping women balance careers and families without financial sacrifice.
San Francisco just made it easier for families to stay in one of America's most expensive cities. Under a new program, families earning up to $230,000 get free childcare, with subsidies extending to those making $310,000.
Olympia, Washington is moving forward with an ordinance to protect diverse family structures from discrimination in housing, employment, and services. The city council aims to help families who don't fit the traditional nuclear model feel welcome and safe.