daycare造句

One day at daycare I watched an extremely tired mother attempt to pick up her daughter.

We've been following a schedule, much like kids would at school or at a daycare.

Containing administration facilities, daycare and a suite of therapy Spaces, the centre is separated into three structures.

Just north of the city one former silo is crowned by a proud Methodist church; another now houses a daycare.

In it, the group asks that future antennas be placed on sites at least 1, 000 feet from "residential USES, schools, daycare centers, hospitals, and mixed-use areas."

Yet we opt to praise dog-owners, giving credence to the unnatural existence of a dog in a yardless landscape via leash laws and doggie daycare.

Unlike us (who only have one child), many 'sea turtles' have two or three kids and some also need a bilingual daycare center.

But if that's the case, then schools are nothing more than, at best, glorified daycare centres and, at worst, juvenile detention centers.

In particular, they focused on dust samples collected from the bedrooms of 500 kids, ages three to five, and from 151 daycare centers that those children attended.

While I’m showering or out in the truck on the way to daycare, I remind myself over and over that I’m working solely for the purpose of one of my dreams.

Under the Nursery Milk scheme, children under five can have a daily third of a pint of free milk in approved daycare facilities. But primary pupils have not had free milk since 1971.