388: How better systems could free childcare budgets for what matters with Mary Harper
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Could regulatory reform actually help childcare programs improve quality? Kate Woodward Young talks with Dr. Mary Harper about why reducing duplicative paperwork and outdated compliance processes could free up time and resources for what matters most: children, staffing, safety, and quality care.
They explore childcare regulation, licensing, regulatory reform, workforce development, technology, compliance, and early childhood education, including how real-time data systems and better business practices could replace inefficient paper-based processes. Mary also shares lessons from military child care and why quality funding should support long-term systems change. If you’re a childcare owner, director, policymaker, or early childhood advocate, this conversation offers a fresh perspective on what meaningful regulatory reform could look like.
Mary's LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-harper-6b7a6010b/
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