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Among children with incomes below twice the poverty line (“low-income”), living with young adult parents is even more common; nationwide, one-in-four lowincome children age 0–3 have young adult parents. Table 1 shows that the parents of these very young low-income children face a set of challenges: they are less likely to be working and are more often in school compared with similarly low-income older parents. In addition, low-income young adult mothers are more often new to parenthood and are raising a family For One in Four Very Young, Low-Income Children, Parents Are Young Too