Here's what the average American family spends on childcare in every state
In Alabama, families spent $5,516 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 14.1% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Alaska, families spent $6,934 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 21.8%of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Arizona, families spent $5,162 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 24.7% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Arkansas, families spent $2,362 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 17.4% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In California, families spent $3,736 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 31.3% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Colorado, families spent $4,766 on childcare for before and after school care in 2017.
On average, married couples with two children spend 29.1% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Connecticut, families spent $3,276 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 23% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Delaware, families spent $3,617 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 19.8% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Florida, families spent $3,345 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 21.1% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Georgia, families spent $2,942 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 19% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Hawaii, families spent $5,805 on childcare for before and after school care in 2016.
On average, married couples with two children spend 23.6% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Idaho, families spent $4,239 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 19.5% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Illinois, families spent $6,330 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 25% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Indiana, families spent $4,378 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 26.7% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Iowa, families spent $3,011 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 21.4% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Kansas, families spent $4,875 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 23.4% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Kentucky, families spent $5,524 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 16.4% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Louisiana, families spent $2,399 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 16.3% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Maine, families spent $4,687 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 21% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Maryland, families spent $4,437 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 21.2% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Massachusetts, families spent $5,898 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 28.9% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Michigan, families spent $4,234 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 22.4% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Minnesota, families spent $9,457 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 27.4% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Mississippi, families spent $1,987 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 13.7% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Missouri, families spent $4,095 on childcare for before and after school care in 2017.
On average, married couples with two children spend 20.4% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Montana, families spent $6,099 on childcare for before and after school care in 2016.
On average, a single mother of one child spends 47% of her income on center-based childcare.
In Nebraska, families spent $6,749 on childcare for before and after school care in 2016.
On average, married couples with two children spend 27.4% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Nevada, families spent $5,275 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 26.9% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In New Hampshire, families spent $3,588 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 21.7% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In New Jersey, families spent $5,676 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 19.6% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In New Mexico, families spent $4,004 on childcare for before and after school care in 2017.
On average, married couples with two children spend 22.5% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In New York, families spent $12,064 on childcare for before and after school care in 2017.
On average, married couples with two children spend 27.5% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In North Carolina, families spent $3,275 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 21.6% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In North Dakota, families spent $8,875 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 17.8% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Ohio, families spent $4,168 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 19.7% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Oklahoma, families spent $4,160 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 20.1% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Oregon, families spent $4,032 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 28.4% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Pennsylvania, families spent $5,771 on childcare for before and after school care in 2017.
On average, married couples with two children spend 22.5% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Rhode Island, families spent $5,584 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 23.8% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In South Carolina, families spent $2,399 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 16.2% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In South Dakota, families spent $4,586 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 6.4% of their annual income on home-based childcare.
In Tennessee, families spent $2,487 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 20.9% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Texas, families spent $3,342 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 19.7% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Utah, families spent $5,626 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 21.7% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Vermont, families spent $5,626 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 26.6% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Virginia, families spent $5,626 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 23.7% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Washington, families spent $4,599 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 27.1% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In West Virginia, families spent $4,997 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 21.7% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Wisconsin, families spent $3,720 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 24.6% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
In Wyoming, families spent $7,017 on childcare for before and after school care in 2018.
On average, married couples with two children spend 22.1% of their annual income on center-based childcare.
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