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Mom Haiku #782 (3/1/26) Summer dreams warm us with camp adventure visions, until expense burns.
Big win for NYC parents! $10M for child care for kids 0–2 has passed the City Council! I was proud to join @ny4childcare.bsky.social earlier this summer, talking to parents and collecting signatures advocating for its passage. We’re not done yet. Let’s make universal child care a reality for NYC!
1/ Something is fundamentally wrong when families are spending MORE on childcare than a mortgage or rent. Childcare is a textbook example of a broken market, failing parents, providers, and kids alike.
💸 Families are drowning in child care costs—and NYC has had enough. Universal, free child care isn’t just a talking point—it’s a demand. 📢 Join the fight. Get Organized for city families can afford
4/ 📺 Meanwhile in Brooklyn, Borough President Antonio Reynoso just dropped a six-figure TV + digital ad. His message? Save our child care centers. www.politico.com/newsletters/...
3/ 👀 Even Andrew Cuomo—who once opposed universal pre-K and 3-K—is now campaigning for mayor on a promise to expand it.
2/ 🚨 NEW from @madinatoure.bsky.social @politico.com : Mayoral candidates are competing to be the “child care candidate.” From pledges to expand 3K/Pre-K to all kids under 5 to backing extended hours, they’re all feeling the pressure from parents—and voters. www.politico.com/news/2025/05...
🧵1/ With costs crushing working families, candidates from mayor to borough president are scrambling to show they have a plan. Universal child care isn’t just popular—it’s politically essential. Child care affordability is dominating the 2025 NYC elections. Here’s proof⬇️
This past weekend, we joined parents, children, and advocates at Lou Lodati Playground in support of funding free 2K @ny4childcare.bsky.social (1/4)
"As an expecting mother myself, I worry the cost of child care will drive my family out of New York.... Child care shouldn't be a luxury reserved for the rich. It should be every mother's right." Rebecca Bailin, @ny4childcare.bsky.social #MomsEqualPayDay #EqualPayNY