"daycare program" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a structured and supervised program for young children, typically including educational and recreational activities, provided during the day while parents or caregivers are at work. Example: "Our company offers a daycare program for employees' children, ensuring they are in a safe and engaging environment while their parents are at work."
A doggie daycare program could be a good fix, but those things are often so expensive that they can seem like an indulgence — upwards of $45 a day in major metro areas.
She attends the Veridian Dynamics daycare program when her nanny is not available, but prefers to stay at home.
Robindell Private School serves preschool through Grade 3. In addition to acting as a private elementary school, it also houses a 24-hour daycare program.
Norma, a driver for an adult daycare program in Fresno, was the only person I met who supported the ad's message to hire more American workers.
Without a daycare program where women can leave their hot flashes and discomfort, the best step companies can take is to educate their employees and employers.
When her one-year-old son was enrolled in the cheapest local daycare program, he came home with welts on his behind from being spanked.
The governor has proposed using about half of the surplus for tax credits, foster care and daycare programs for the poor.
In 2000, the Quality Child Care and Protection Act of 2000 mandated pre-licensure and pre-registration inspections for child daycare programs as well as stronger training requirements and criminal history checks for prospective child care providers, creating a foundation for child care regulations in the state of New York (Laws of 2000, Chapter 416).
The entire network is essentially piped-in daycare programming for grown men and women no wonder it's constantly played in waiting rooms and bars across the country.
We worked in math classrooms in an underperforming middle school in Aurora, Colorado; we built homes alongside homeowners and trained volunteers with Habitat for Humanity in Omaha, Nebraska; we ran daycare programs for second-generation Hmong refugees in Minneapolis/St.
The HSS workforce in Indianapolis includes a lot of single mothers from Mexico and Central America, many of them with children on government-funded health care and daycare programs, current and former HSS employees said.
