Leave Them Kids Alone: The Next Steps on Childcare Reform

Daniel Pryor The Adam Smith Institute’s latest policy briefing, written by Maxwell Marlow and Sofia Risino, suggests various childcare reforms aimed at cutting costs, boosting quality and increasing parental choice.These include:Ending £100,000 cliff edge;Easing informal childcare arrangements;Tax credits for work-based creches;Frontloading Universal Credit payments;Restructure the Free Early Education Entitlement Scheme; Increased training and qualifications subsidisation.