The Consequences of Living in Childcare Deserts: Evidence from Canada
Canadian review of sociology(2020)
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Our study addresses whether working parents with young children living in childcare deserts experience greater work-family conflict and psychological distress compared to those in more resourced areas. We use 2011 individual-level data from Toronto matched to census and administrative childcare data. Results suggest that mothers experience greater conflict than fathers when in high-resourced areas. Fathers who work long hours and reside in a desert report greater psychological distress than fathers in nondeserts. These patterns are contrary to the observed results for mothers' distress by childcare availability. Our study underscores the impact of childcare options and the importance of access for all.
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