Here's Where Working Dads Should—and Shouldn't—Live

Nearly 93% of American men with children under 18 also work. So what are the best states in which to hold down a job while also being a dad? WalletHub looks at 22 "key indicators"—including unemployment rates for dads, male life expectancy, child-care costs, and average workday length—to rank all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Here are the 10 best and 10 worst:

Best

1. Connecticut
2. Minnesota
3. Vermont
4. Massachusetts
5. New Jersey
6. Rhode Island
7. Delaware
8. Wisconsin
9. District of Columbia
10. New Hampshire

Worst

1. Mississippi
2. Nevada
3. West Virginia
4. New Mexico
5. Louisiana
6. Alabama
7. Idaho
8. Arkansas
9. Georgia
10. Arizona

See the full rankings here. (More fatherhood stories.)