Child care by friends, neighbors, and relatives

Trust, cost, and flexibility are the key advantages, but 37% of Minnesota families don't have the option of a friend, neighbor, or relative to provide child care regularly. This fact sheet highlights some common themes among families who turn to their own friends and family to provide child care.

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