I don't know if I have it linked up with child care, but we have some recent research that shows some earning differences between women with and without children. The results of that survey show that women with children earn about 12% less than women without children.
We also know that certainly the more time women take off, with the long career interruptions for motherhood, there is an impact on earnings in the longer term. We do know, though, that women entering motherhood later, after age 30, had higher incomes, I think, than women who had their children before 30.
Those are just some of the highlights of the research that has been done at Statistics Canada.