Don’t Buy a House in These 6 US Cities With the Highest Costs of Schooling and Child Care

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For a single parent with children, it would take 32% of their median household income.

Many schools fall above and below this range, and CollegeVine noted that many private schools offer financial aid.

Infant care is $2,958 per month, or $35,496 per year, in Boston.

It costs $2,501 per month for infant care in Fresno, Care.com reported.

Households in this city spend approximately 26.19% ofmedian household incomeon child care.

AAAStateofPlay data shows that 26.14% of the median household income is spent on childcare in theBakersfield metro area.

This makes up 26.04% of median household income in the Milwaukee area.

According to the Education Data Initiative, top schools in Los Angeles can be $30,000 or more.

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