Sentence examples for child care needs from inspiring English sources

Consequently, she is trying to preserve whatever money she can and therefore wants charitable help with her child care needs.

When the Department of Social Services prepared its 1998 budget, it anticipated the child care needs for families coming off public assistance and the working poor.

Compounding the problem will be the additional child care needs for families coming off public assistance because of changes in welfare laws.

In this article, we provide an overview of child care needs in the U.S. followed by an analysis of three major federal programs that shape U.S. child care policy.

Touring — in theaters and arenas, and at festivals and county fairs — along with nightly gigs at restaurants and private parties are hard to balance with child care needs and second jobs.

Her groundbreaking study, published as Child Care: Needs and Numbers, (1968) gained her a doctorate from Oxford University; it also opened up a new field of research and teaching.

It would help parents meet their child-care needs and reconcile the conflicting demands of wage employment and family care.

Calling for an overhaul of the current patchwork of uneven preschool programs, UPK proponents invoke neuroscientific evidence of brain growth rather than child-care needs.

Ms. Patricot, the claim said, was unable to maintain her previous work schedule after returning from maternity leave because of child-care needs.

Ms. Patricot, according to the E.E.O.C. document, said that after returning from maternity leave to her management position in the Global Data Division, she was unable to keep her previous hours because of child-care needs.

But most parents change it at a moment when the need for that change feels overwhelming: a new baby, or the "daunting" combination of child-care needs, employment pressures and "grumpy, hungry children" that Ms. Romaniuk described.