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A 2022 Cost of Care Survey from Care.com found that half of parents spend more than 20% of their household income on child care. Average costs range from $221 per week for one child at a family care center to $694 per week for one child to receive care from a nanny in 2021.

Rhode Island Child Care Cost Per City The weekly cost for Child Care providers working a 40-hour week is $721 while the monthly cost is approximately $2,344 for 130 hours of work. As of July 2023, the average rate for Child Care providers in Cranston is $17.54 per hour.

Child care programs must complete an annual application for licensure. If an initial or renewal application for licensure is approved, one of three statuses of licensure is issued: annual, provisional, or probationary status. Child care programs are subject to inspections to ensure compliance with the standards.

For example, the 75th percentile weekly rate for toddler care in Family or Group Family Childcare Homes is $200.00, which means that 75% of respondents who provide such care charge $200.00 per week or less; or put another way, only 25% charge more than $200.00 per week.

Must have a current Rhode Island certificate in early childhood education or a bachelor's or master's degree in early childhood education from an accredited or approved school and a minimum of three months supervised teaching experience in a licensed or approved early childhood program (which may be a student teaching ...

Raising a Family in Rhode Island is expensive. The 2016 RISN calculates the cost of living for three households: a single- and a two-parent family with two children, and a single adult. It costs a single parent family $52,932 and a two-parent family $58,054 to raise a toddler and a school- aged child in Rhode Island.