When you add up all the diapers and school supplies and taxes, it's a pretty glaring reminder: Babies do not come cheap. Still, according to Market Watch (and data collected by the Economic Policy Institute), there are certain cities that skew a bit pricier than others when it comes to kid-related costs. Here, a peek at the most expensive places and the cost of living for the average family of four. (Note: Factors include housing, food, child care, transportation, health care, taxes and the basic necessities.)
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10 most expensive US cities to raise a baby
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10 most expensive US cities to raise a baby
10. Danbury, Connecticut – $89,000
Priciest expense: Child care
9. San Francisco, California – $91,785
Priciest expense: Housing
8. Ithaca, New York – $92,603
Priciest expense: Child care
7. Poughkeepsie-Newburgh-Middletown, New York – $92,837
Priciest expense: Housing
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6. Honolulu, Hawaii - $94,092
Priciest expense: Food
