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“We Started Calling It Baby Prison”
Experts warn that when it comes to inviting corporate entities to serve families in an expansive public program, the best time for scrutiny is before the contract starts, not after children are already enrolled. “Afterward, it’s really hard to jump in and correct those risks,” says Amy Matsui, vice-president for child care and income security at the National Women’s Law Center.