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How much does childcare cost in Livingston Parish, Louisiana?

2022 prices (latest official data)

Median price of full-time infant care (0 to 23 months) at a childcare center, 2022

$158.34 a week

About $686 a month (weekly price × 52 ÷ 12). This value was estimated by the source (see below).

Prices are from 2022, the latest year the U.S. Department of Labor publishes. They are not adjusted for inflation, so today's prices are likely higher.

Weekly price by child age and type of care

Median weekly full-time childcare prices in Livingston Parish, Louisiana, 2022
Child ageChildcare centerFamily (home-based) childcare
Infant 0 to 23 months$158.34est.≈ $686/mo$140est.≈ $607/mo
Toddler 24 to 35 months$153.31est.≈ $664/mo$140est.≈ $607/mo
Preschool 36 to 54 months$146.67est.≈ $636/mo$140est.≈ $607/mo
School-age school-age children$133.33est.≈ $578/mo$120est.≈ $520/mo

Medians of full-time weekly prices, in 2022 dollars. Monthly figures are the weekly price × 52 ÷ 12, rounded. "No data" means the source publishes no price for that age and care type here.

Source-estimated values (est.): the Department of Labor did not have a direct 2022 survey price for these and estimated them. For this county the methods were:

  • interpolated or carried between survey years
  • converted to a weekly price from a daily, monthly or other price

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About these numbers

The National Database of Childcare Prices is published by the Women's Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor. It compiles prices from each state's childcare market rate survey and reports county medians for full-time care by age group for childcare centers and for family (home-based) childcare. Medians mean half of providers in the survey charged more and half charged less.

We show the source's figures as published. We do not adjust them for inflation and do not fill in missing values. The source's technical report explains how it estimated prices it could not observe directly.

Source

  1. U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, National Database of Childcare Prices (NDCP) 2008-2022, county-level data file (NDCP2022.xlsx) Data period: study year 2022 (prices from state childcare market rate surveys; latest year in the file). Retrieved October 11, 2026. License: U.S. Government work (DOL); public domain. Cite: U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, National Database of Childcare Prices.

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