Federal investment in babies and toddlers accounts for just 1.59% of the entire U.S. budget. And distribution of these funds varies widely by state, ranging from just over $3,600 per baby in Utah to more than $10,000 in Alaska. Texas receives more federal dollars for babies in total than any other state. Join us to discuss which states stand to lose the most as programs for babies and toddlers come under threat.

FACT SHEET: Federal Investment in Babies: A View from the States

PRESENTATION: Federal Investment in Babies: A View from the States

REPORT: Babies in the Budget 2025