Sentence examples for daycare from inspiring English sources

His parents ran a daycare centre and also adopted and fostered other children, and Glover insists his creativity is informed by all the sadness and humour he soaked up at home.

Neither women nor men ought not be made to feel guilty if they outsource this work to daycare, nannies, or assisted-living facilities.

Schools would aid student parents greatly if they provided information about local daycare resources or, better still, set up a child-care centre on campus.

Neither does it have the kind of universal government-supported daycare one finds in France.

She is also the mother of a toddler and worries about the cost of textbooks and daycare.

Universal pre-kindergarten and after-school programs will indeed "move the inequality needle" as soon as they are implemented: parents who shuttle their 4-year-olds to full-day, public-school programmes and place their kids in safe, enriching classes from 3 to 6pm will save thousands on pre-school tuition or daycare costs and have more time to pursue their careers.

Children of mixed-race families qualify for free daycare.

In addition, hospice care may be delivered in any of several different settings, including at hospice inpatient units, in hospitals or nursing homes with hospice beds, at a patient's home, or at a hospice daycare.

"I did a lot of research, visiting daycare centres, observing how kids use their pelvic floor.

A daycare teacher who turned her classroom into what prosecutors said was a "baby fight club" could spend decades in prison after she was found guilty of child cruelty.

First, that it was some sort of anti-daycare (and, by extension, anti-working mother) screed; and that it might over-fetishize the relationship between a toy and a particular child, to the extent of moralizing about the need to sustain that relationship well past the point of playability.