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'People have the power:' How everyday voices can reshape the child care crisis
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'People have the power:' How everyday voices can reshape the child care crisis
LUCAS — Sunlight catches the blonde in 4-year-old Cameron’s hair as Amy Wiseman helps him into the swing. Shy at first, his eyes brighten and a grin spreads across his face as she gives a gentle push. His joy soon erupts into full-body giggles as she pushes higher and higher. “He could swing out here forever,” Wiseman said. “His record is 30 minutes straight.” Cameron is Wiseman’s responsibility during the day while his parents work. Inside, L…
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