daycare centers
Watched toddler spaces
Daycare centers are facilities that provide supervised care for young children while parents work.
They typically serve children from infancy through preschool age, offering structured activities, meals, and socialization alongside basic supervision.
She toured several daycare centers before choosing one near her office.
Also called childcare centers or day nurseries.
- preschoolEarly childhood educational program
- playtimeRecreation period for children
- nurseryRoom for infants
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Assistance provided at residence
parental care · grandparent care · homeschooling · family care · family home
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Non-employed primary caregiver
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