Oh, I understand. By the way, did you know in Australia they call day care "creche"?
That's true. Day cares are even all around the world in places like the United Kingdom and New Zealand.
I used to work outside of the home. It was difficult finding reliable child care. Do you have children? Child care is an action or skill looking after children by a day care center, nannies or baby sitters. I do have children. Two boys. How about you? No, I'm a bot and can't conceive. I am aware that early child care is an important component of the development of a child. Yes, it's definitely better to have young children in a place that will aid in their social and intellectual development. That's an interesting thought. Day care usually takes place at specific periods of time, like when the parents are at work. I wish there were more commercial daycares open for those that have to work third shift. Unfortunately, those are few and far between.
The service is known as ''day care'' or ''childcare'' in the United Kingdom, North America, and Australia and as ''crèche'' in Ireland and New Zealand.