Summary
A significant number of parents in the U.S. face difficulties finding suitable childcare for their children with disabilities. Many parents report their children experience discrimination, such as being left out of activities.
Key Facts
- Over 25% of parents with children who have disabilities report challenges in finding proper childcare.
- Some children with disabilities face discrimination at childcare centers.
- Discrimination examples include exclusion from field trips and certain classes.
- The report is part of a series called Disability Reframed.
- The information comes from a segment by Judy Woodruff.
