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Who's caring for our babies?: A profile of early care and education for children birth to three in North Carolina

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An examination of the child care system for infants and toddlers in North Carolina, including child care enrollment, quality, and subsidy use in 2005, comparisons to the child care system for three- and four-year-old children, and characteristics of the infant and toddler child care workforce in 2003
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