Daycare Cost in Big Horn County, WY
Childcare pricing data for Big Horn County, Wyoming (2022). Population: 11,690.
Compared to Wyoming Average
Center-based infant care in Big Horn County costs $7,169/year, which is $1,334 less (16% below average) compared to the Wyoming average of $8,503/year.
All Childcare Prices
| Care Type | Weekly | Annual (52 weeks) |
|---|---|---|
| Center-Based Infant | $138/week | $7,169 |
| Center-Based Toddler | $129/week | $6,721 |
| Center-Based Preschool | $129/week | $6,721 |
| Family Infant | $165/week | $8,554 |
| Family Toddler | $155/week | $8,052 |
| Family Preschool | $155/week | $8,052 |
Affordability Context
The median household income in Big Horn County is $61,262. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services considers childcare affordable when it costs no more than 7% of household income. At 12%, center-based infant care in Big Horn County exceeds this threshold.
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Other Counties in Wyoming
Counties with similar daycare costs to Big Horn County.
| County | Center Infant (yr) | Difference |
|---|---|---|
| Carbon County | $7,147 | $22 less |
| Campbell County | $6,901 | $268 less |
| Fremont County | $6,901 | $268 less |
| Uinta County | $6,787 | $382 less |
| Sublette County | $7,714 | +$545 |