Daycare (noun)

1. The care of children during the day by a person other than their legal guardians, typically someone who is paid to do so.
2. A place where children are cared for during the day by a person other than their legal guardians.

Origin:

Origin: 1940s: from day + care.

Examples:

1. She had to find a daycare for her toddler so she could work.
2. The daycare has strict safety protocols to ensure the well-being of the children.
3. The cost of daycare can be a significant expense for many families.