Would the government enjoy the money they receive for providing childcare for working parent/guardians? I believe that they would. In my opinion the government should allow this in every state in the U.S.A for numerous reasons. Occasionally parents are unsure about leaving their newborns or toddlers with adults at their personal place of residence. Unless they leave them with a trustworthy family member. Usually parents want their kids somewhat educated before preschool/kindergarten as far as knowing their numbers, alphabet, shapes and sometimes even manners. If the parent's income can afford paying for a childcare program, there should be no issue with the government providing it. I feel parents need all the help they can get keeping their children safe and preparing them for school. Kids may also appreciate the association with other kids that can help learn how to tolerate them for their future years of elementary school. Also older kids that may have mental issues might need a place to go while their parents are attending work, that can help them feel like they aren't alone.
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