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Being a parent is a job in itself. For working parents, it means that they are essentially working two jobs. Which small US cities are the best for working parents?
This city in Silicon Valley is a wealthy community that in recent years has experienced strong growth, much like the rest of the Bay Area. Although the cost of living is quite high here, families with children have a median income of $250,000, and have access to schools that received a perfect 10 score from GreatSchools, a nonprofit that rates schools nationwide. One of the local child care centers, Twinkle Twinkle, offers care for kids age 2 and older.
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