Three years of independent, nonpartisan research grounded in 20,000+ survey responses from mothers across all 50 states — informing policy, industry, and media.
Maternal concern about how schools, digital platforms, and consumer products are designed, governed, and regulated for children.
Sustained concern about children's emotional well-being alongside elevated household stress and barriers to timely, affordable care.
Sustained financial strain across healthcare, childcare, housing, and essentials as costs outpace income growth.
Consistent alignment across ideology, geography, age, and education on issues affecting children and families — often at supermajority levels.
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