Inflation and cost-of-living increases have Americans digging deeper into their pockets—and for working parents the added cost of child care can make balancing their budget seem impossible.

In a seemingly unique effort to address this issue, the Biden administration announced a policy this spring requiring any semiconductor manufacturer requesting over $150 million in federal funding to submit plans for how the company will provide its employees with affordable, high-quality child care.

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