National Survey Reveals Parents' Top Priorities: Time with Kids and Paid Leave, but Cost Remains a Hurdle
A survey of nearly 5,500 parents, including many from lower-income households, found that quality family time and parental leave are highly valued, yet financial constraints persist. Most respondents desire employment but not at their current hours, indicating a need for flexible work and care arrangements. The study was conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago for New America.
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The survey, encompassing nearly 5,500 parents, specifically included a substantial representation from lower-income households. This broad demographic base highlights that the
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Original headline: “What Parents of Young Kids Want: Insights from the 2026 National Parent Survey.” Browse more stories.