Parents have been juggling work, child care, education and health issues pretty much forever. But when the pandemic hit, it laid bare just how precarious parenting arrangements were — especially for single parents, parents who can't work from home, and the unemployed. Working mothers in particular lost jobs or were forced to quit to take care of children at home. Journalist , author of several books including " Squeezed: Why Our Families Can't Afford America ," thinks this is one of those moments where parents need to refuse to go back to how bad it was before.

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