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1 week ago | 
orlandosentinel.com | Michael Cuglietta
When their family was stationed at a military base in Washington, D.C., Kayla Corbitt planned on using her husband's Army benefits to pay for childcare so she could work. But when her baby was ready for daycare, the family's application for the benefit was still pending. So they paid full tuition with the promise of being reimbursed. But after eight weeks and nearly $5,000 in childcare bills, their application was denied.
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2 weeks ago | 
flcourier.com | Michael Cuglietta
ORLANDO — Like many parents, Imani Brooks struggled to find affordable childcare after the birth of her son, with her search made more complicated because he has cerebral palsy. When she finally found a place that could provide her baby the extra help he needed, she learned it was a 30-minute drive from her home near Orlando’s Camping World Stadium and so expensive she debated whether she’d be better off quitting her job.
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3 weeks ago | 
gazettextra.com | Michael Cuglietta
ORLANDO, Fla. - Like many parents, Imani Brooks struggled to find affordable childcare after the birth of her son, with her search made more complicated because he has cerebral palsy. When she finally found a place that could provide her baby the extra help he needed, she learned it was a 30-minute drive from her home near Orlando's Camping World Stadium and so expensive she debated whether she'd be better off quitting her job. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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3 weeks ago | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Michael Cuglietta
By Michael Cuglietta, Orlando Sentinel ORLANDO, Fla. - Like many parents, Imani Brooks struggled to find affordable childcare after the birth of her son, with her search made more complicated because he has cerebral palsy. When she finally found a place that could provide her baby the extra help he needed, she learned it was a 30-minute drive from her home near Orlando's Camping World Stadium and so expensive she debated whether she'd be better off quitting her job.
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3 weeks ago | 
thederrick.com | Michael Cuglietta
ORLANDO, Fla. — Like many parents, Imani Brooks struggled to find affordable childcare after the birth of her son, with her search made more complicated because he has cerebral palsy. When she finally found a place that could provide her baby the extra help he needed, she learned it was a 30-minute drive from her home near Orlando’s Camping World Stadium and so expensive she debated whether she’d be better off quitting her job.
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3 weeks ago | 
modbee.com | Michael Cuglietta
ORLANDO, Fla. - Like many parents, Imani Brooks struggled to find affordable childcare after the birth of her son, with her search made more complicated because he has cerebral palsy. When she finally found a place that could provide her baby the extra help he needed, she learned it was a 30-minute drive from her home near Orlando's Camping World Stadium and so expensive she debated whether she'd be better off quitting her job.
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3 weeks ago | 
thenewstribune.com | Michael Cuglietta
Left to Right, Elahni Petit-Frere, 4, shares a magnifying glass with preschool teacher Contradina Allen at Advent Health’s West Lakes Early Learning Center, on April 16, 2025. (Ricardo Ramirez Buxeda/ Orlando Sentinel/TNS) Ricardo Ramirez Buxeda TNS ORLANDO, Fla. - Like many parents, Imani Brooks struggled to find affordable childcare after the birth of her son, with her search made more complicated because he has cerebral palsy.
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3 weeks ago | 
dailygazette.com | Michael Cuglietta
ORLANDO, Fla. — Like many parents, Imani Brooks struggled to find affordable childcare after the birth of her son, with her search made more complicated because he has cerebral palsy. When she finally found a place that could provide her baby the extra help he needed, she learned it was a 30-minute drive from her home near Orlando’s Camping World Stadium and so expensive she debated whether she’d be better off quitting her job.
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3 weeks ago | 
swoknews.com | Michael Cuglietta
ORLANDO, Fla. — Like many parents, Imani Brooks struggled to find affordable childcare after the birth of her son, with her search made more complicated because he has cerebral palsy. When she finally found a place that could provide her baby the extra help he needed, she learned it was a 30-minute drive from her home near Orlando’s Camping World Stadium and so expensive she debated whether she’d be better off quitting her job. kAm%96? 2 5@@C92?86C H2D A=2465 @? 9@>6D :?
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3 weeks ago | 
dailyitem.com | Michael Cuglietta
ORLANDO, Fla. — Like many parents, Imani Brooks struggled to find affordable childcare after the birth of her son, with her search made more complicated because he has cerebral palsy. When she finally found a place that could provide her baby the extra help he needed, she learned it was a 30-minute drive from her home near Orlando’s Camping World Stadium and so expensive she debated whether she’d be better off quitting her job. kAm%96? 2 5@@C92?86C H2D A=2465 @? 9@>6D :?
