Definition
Childcare refers to the supervision and care of children, most often provided by a government body, organization, or private individual when parents are working or otherwise unavailable.
"Childcare involves looking after children while their parents are busy with work or other duties."
Context of Use
The term applies to various forms of child supervision, including nurseries, daycare centers, babysitting, and educational programs that ensure a child’s well-being in the absence of their primary guardians.
Related Terms
- Childminding
- Daycare services
- Early childhood education
- Parental support programs
Example Usage
Many parents rely on affordable childcare services to maintain a balance between their work and family responsibilities.
Author’s summary:
Childcare means organized child supervision by individuals, organizations, or institutions when parents are unavailable, commonly for work-related reasons.
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