The richest 10% outspend the poorest quarter over 13 to 1 per child on childcare, education and activities — up from about 3 to 1 in the early 1980s

Feed excerpt — reported by Fortune

Before age 5, children from the poorest fourth of families receive about $44,000 less in total investments than children from the richest fourth.

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