Similar words: wildcat, child, godchild, childish, children, grandchild, childlike, childhood. Meaning: n. a service involving care for other people's children.
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91, Males are now often encouraged to share childcare duties and financial responsibility for their families.
92, The medicines now under threat are for childcare, in the maternity departments, and for conditions such as cancer, epilepsy, haemophilia and thalassemia.
93, One example is what Americans call concierge services -- domestic help, childcare(http://sentencedict.com), gardening and decorating.
94, Reason it rates: For the second year in a row, this software firm takes top honors for its many great perks, including an on-site gym and healthcare facility, as well as cheap childcare.
95, A key feature of living in the Balmoral Beach area, for example, is the ritual morning walk (or run) of the mothers, swapping news and arranging emergency childcare.
96, Britain has one of the worst records for state-run pre-school childcare in Western Europe.
97, The features of the and childcare center determine their the management importance.
98, We randomly selected 806 children under 6 years of age from 45 primary anganwadi (childcare) centres in Chandigarh, Punjab, India, that were chosen through multistage stratified random sampling.
99, A fifth of boys agreed with the that a career in childcare sounded interesting.
100, With backing from British Prime Minister David Cameron, Clegg condemned "Edwardian" attitudes to childcare and traditional family roles.
101, In duct unit for larger central HVAC systems. Ideal for office buildings, hospitals, schools, restaurants, nursing homes, childcare facilities, food packaging or handling facilities, etc.
102, A: Yes, childcare be provided for children under age 4.
103, She recommends offering more money to cover extra childcare or transportation expenses.
104, "Feminists are wrong to claim that men should do a larger share of the housework and childcare because on average, men and women already do the same number of hours of productive work, " Hakim said.
105, The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) doesn't necessarily provide workers with all the protection or time they need to be present for family members if childcare or eldercare becomes necessary.
106, The gap between the best and poorest childcare provision in the European Union has widened.
107, Most of her childcare experience comes from caring for her own family.
108, This comprises $24.7 billion in tangible costs which include out-of-pocket expenses, forgone wages or productivity and hospital and childcare protection costs.
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