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Meanings of childcare in English

Portuguese
puericultura
Catalan
puericultura

The act, practice, or occupation of supervising and taking care of young children.

puericultura
Usage of childcare in English
1
This is the year when the Government promised to get childcare right.
The Irish Times
2
Speakers harshly criticised the Government for failing to address the childcare crisis.
The Irish Times
3
A truly great childcare system would surely make London's economy even stronger.
The Guardian
4
So what do working parents think about the state of holiday childcare?
BBC
5
Mr Reynolds said mistreatment at childcare centres was not a widespread issue.
Radio NZ
6
It said less than 20 private schools and childcare centres were involved.
Radio NZ
7
The redevelopment will include new housing, social, sports, community and childcare facilities.
The Irish Times
8
There are widespread deficiencies at childcare centres looking after very young children
Radio NZ
9
The final priority was a substantial investment programme in childcare and eldercare.
The Irish Times
10
For the first time, observers have attended childcare proceedings and published reports.
The Irish Times
11
One answer is price controls on the fees childcare centres can charge.
News.com.au
12
They provide childcare, educational courses, counselling and advice to thousands of families.
The Irish Times
13
If you work shifts there are also childcare services to cover that.
The Irish Times
14
The cost and inadequate supply of childcare professionals are partly to blame.
Reuters
15
They looked at the average for house prices, tuition fees and childcare.
The South African
16
He was not asked directly about his interests in the childcare centres.
The Guardian
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Translations for childcare
Portuguese
puericultura
Childcare through the time
Childcare across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Less common
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