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daycare

NOUN
child care center
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She said she decided to send her daughter to daycare because she needed the freedom, due to struggles with her mental and physical health.

From BBC

Those taking part in the union rally included city workers such as hospital and daycare staff calling for better wages.

From BBC

Another key change that helped her adjust her finances was that her child started kindergarten and no longer needed daycare, which in Missouri can run upwards of $2,000 a month.

From MarketWatch

"We believe that there is rampant fraud, whether it be daycare centers, health care centers, or other organizations," she said.

From Barron's

"Ocean View started off as a fishing community," says Deborah Gonsalves, the manager of the association, which provides a daycare workshop for people with physical and intellectual disabilities.

From BBC