Baby changing areas could have barriers / be on the floor
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) could be reduced as a pregnancy risk
Opening a childcare center could be easier in San Francisco
A voice-recording button / stuffed animal could be a parenting tool for separation
Preschool could be from home / virtual
Stay-at-home parents could be paid for providing childcare
Stores could offer childcare to lure in customers
Nursing homes / retirement villages could be combined with childcare centers
People could be trained in offering high quality childcare
U.S. childcare could be easier to access for low-income familes
Juice boxes / sports drinks with less sugar could be available
Schools could start / end later
People could open in-home daycares
Government agencies, schools, hospitals, police, universities, foundations, prisons, workplaces, elections, judiciary systems, and nonprofits could collect, publicize, and use citizen feedback
Workplaces could offer on-site childcare
A rating and reviews website for local social services could be developed and used
Preschool could be part of the public education system
Cohousing could have social, economic, and environmental benefits
Communities could use private social networking websites to connect with their neighbors
Quality ratings could be developed and refined for childcare providers
Access to childcare could be improved in low income communities
Babysitting co-ops or registries could provide affordable childcare