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2026 update: this page uses the latest data available: LendingTree’s 2026 cost-of-raising-a-child study (updated April 6, 2026), which mostly uses 2024 data. It’s a private estimate. The last U.S. government estimate, from the USDA, covers a child born in 2015 and hasn’t been updated since.

Raising a child from birth to 18 costs an estimated $303,418 in the U....

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2026 update: this page uses the latest data available: Child Care Aware of America’s Child Care in America: 2025 Price & Supply report (published May 2026), which covers 2025 prices in the 47 states that reported price data.

The national average price of child care in the U.S. was $13,184 a year in 2025, according to Child Care Aware of America. That figur...

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2026 update: this page uses the latest data available: CDC/NCHS provisional birth data for 2025 (published April 2026, based on 99.95% of 2025 birth records), compared with 2024 data. Recent fathers’ ages come from our analysis of CDC birth records through 2024; the 1972 comparison comes from published research.

The U.S. recorded 3,606,400 births in 2025, down...

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2026 update: this page uses the latest data available: BLS Employment Characteristics of Families for 2025 (released April 23, 2026) and Pew Research Center’s survey of 2,242 working parents (conducted March 2–15, 2026, published June 16, 2026).

93.7% of U.S. fathers with children under 18 were in the labor force in 2025, compared with 73.9% of mothers, accord...

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2026 update: this page uses the latest data available: the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics American Time Use Survey results for 2025 (released June 25, 2026), with 2024 results for comparison, plus Pew Research Center trend data (1965–2016) and surveys from 2017 and 2026.

Men living with children under 18 spent an average of 0.99 hours (about 59 minutes) a day...

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