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Mom working, writing on papers at table with laptop open, while toddler stands at her feet.
Jen Glantz (not pictured) took a 50% pay cut to avoid paying for childcare for her daughter.
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I defeated the school calendar with AI.
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Parents and their two young children play with toys
Beyond necessities, guaranteed basic income allows some parents to afford toys or activities for their kids.
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The author and his daughter standing outside in front of an Amtrak train and smiling.
The author got to spend more quality time with his daughter this summer.
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A woman holds a young child outside and kisses their cheek.
A guaranteed basic income program in Birmingham, Alabama gave 110 single mothers $375 a month for a year.
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Laura Graves and family
Laura Graves and her husband Samuel each make six figures but are struggling to find a home in their budget in the Portland area.
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A mother leans over her newborns crib, giving him a pacifier
Tatiana Lopez, 39, (not pictured) is a new mom and participant in Flint, Michigan's guaranteed basic income pilot.
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Grandparents sitting on either side of a leather sofa with a baby in the middle.
Carol and John Mooney, parents of Jessica Pepi, care for their baby granddaughter, Charlotte.
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Collage of money, housing, food, and family.
Some parents say guaranteed basic income helped them afford childcare, allowing them to secure jobs and promotions at work.
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A woman sitting by the pool in a deck chair, with food and drinks beside her on a table.
Tanya Mitra (not pictured) enjoys relaxing without her kids in tow during part of the summer.