The state suspended Faith's daycare license as well as another daycare which she operates down the street, KDVR reported.
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"Babies are more likely to die at home daycare centers than in daycare centers," Moon said, citing anecdotal evidence.
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They later decided to place Hunter in daycare; one in particular, Shining Stars Family Daycare, seemed like a good environment.
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They were joking about Donald Trump's White House being adult daycare, but sometimes I feel like Silicon Valley is adult daycare, too.
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Daycare for her is $600 a month, she gets sick so much from daycare I ended up losing my job as a result.
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Thirty-seven percent of respondents between the ages of 18 and 34 supported tuition-free daycare, and 34 percent backed half-cost daycare.
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Karlos Magner, the owner of the daycare, recalled the moments the man arrived at the daycare and wondered how he would address his daughter.
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Love is reportedly still listed as a "registered agent" of the daycare center -- but according to local outlets, the daycare itself and the Dept.
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Ramey said although the vehicle was in a parking lot between a daycare and an adult daycare facility, neither were involved in the death.
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Although there is a daycare at both detention centers the Obama Administration requested that DFPS license not only the daycare but the whole detention center.
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"The daycare lady called me and told me that I needed to get to the daycare because Areon was choking on something," Harris told the station.
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Daycare wait lists are notoriously long, forcing parents to place their children in home daycare centers, which, according to parents and experts interviewed, are under-scrutinized and barely regulated.
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"I was a stay-at-home mom and never put my children in daycare, but I would leave them for the maximum amount of hours at the gym daycare," she says.
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Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings I work at a daycare.
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Also good for packing for on the go or daycare.
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Our older daughter Phoebe goes to daycare during the week.
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He doesn't normally drop the child off at the daycare.
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You'll be terrified of going anywhere near a daycare afterwards.
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We struggle with daycare and worry about paying for retirement.
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I transfer money into my checking account to cover daycare.
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Most of school might as well just be daycare anyway.
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Another test at a second daycare center yielded similar results.
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The residence was also a daycare provider, according to GoErie.
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If it's higher, use what you will spend on daycare.
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I grab Z. at daycare and home for the evening!
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On the first day of daycare, Noble was a wreck.
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"A lot of home daycare centers aren't regulated," Moon added.
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Two daycare teachers accused of ritual abuse went on trial and were found not guilty, but the case helped set off a nation-wide moral panic, and hundreds of other daycare centers were investigated.
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The daycare owner, who has been identified as Danielle Townsend, has since spoken out about the incident, explaining — like Bush had stated — she was not at the daycare at the time of the incident.
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There's nothing wrong with being discerning when it comes to your child's daycare or babysitters, but one mom generated widespread outrage when she refused to send her child to a daycare with "extremely overweight" teachers.
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The blaze destroyed the Harris Family Daycare in Erie early Sunday, killing four siblings and a fifth child whose mother, Elaine Harris, was the homeowner and ran the daycare, Erie Fire Chief Guy Santone said.
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I have two kids in daycare, and we sent them to a much cheaper in-home daycare for the first few years of their lives (that I had some misgivings about) to save additional money.
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Daycare centers are being fumigated to kill off Zika-carrying mosquitoes.
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I run my own daycare and I was studying by night.
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But it&aposs not an animal hospital or a doggy daycare.
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I ask R. to pick up my daughter, G., from daycare.
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My husband takes the baby and gets her ready for daycare.
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There will always be outbreaks of hand, foot, mouth at daycare.
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She planned to return when he was old enough for daycare.
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Our friends say they generally pay about $400/week for daycare.
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R. will take A. to daycare on his way to work.
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I shamelessly use them for doggy daycare on a daily basis.
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Over the last couple years, I've learned how expensive daycare is.
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How did you guys figure out daycare in the early days?
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I pick up the dog from daycare a few hours later.
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"She can't do daycare or go to the park," says Brittany.
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A Florida daycare sued a couple for their negative review online.
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My boyfriend pays for doggie daycare, even though I offered ($38).
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I can get in later, so I bring T. to daycare.
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The daycare has been closed as detectives proceed with their investigation.
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Twenty-nine percent said daycare expenses should be paid by parents.
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Step 193: Pump breast milk at school to send to daycare.
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I also puked in the parking lot of my kid's daycare.
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Often, Ben's at daycare 9.5 to 10.5 hours during the day.
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"I pick up my son from daycare after work," he said.
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North Dakota, Utah and Delaware are the most affordable for daycare.
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It definitely got better once I stopped breastfeeding, once daycare started.
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As a new father currently exploring daycare options, this is maddening.
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V. picks up the groceries from Walmart and Z. from daycare.
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Grayson will never see the inside of a home daycare center.
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We [in Vancouver] largely use density bonusing to pay for daycare [density bonusing explained here], so we have pretty good daycare service by comparison to other cities, although we are constantly struggling to keep up with demand.
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She later had a child -- and when she left her child at daycare so she could look for work, a welfare officer told her that her support would be cut off the same day she used daycare.
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Officers stopped her as she was dropping her daughter off at daycare.
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Netflix & Spotify: $22.82Doggy Daycare: $285.17 per month for four days per week.
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It's a HeadStart now—my son loves going to to that daycare.
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There's a nice apartment around my son's daycare in the Ninth Ward.
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One former dormitory for residents has been converted into a doggie daycare.
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The Kiddie Junction Daycare Center did not return a call for comment.
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She needs valentines for her daycare class (yes, toddlers exchange valentines apparently).
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We're due for a new daycare five-pack, so I pay $125.
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On April 5, 2016, we issued an emergency removal to Sharon's Daycare.
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I get the boys from daycare and feed them an early supper.
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I put the pup in the car to take him to daycare.
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My sister updates me on how my niece is adjusting to daycare.
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I pack up my bags (full of milk!) and head to daycare.
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The worried mother called the daycare center three times during the day.
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This tax break offsets the cost of daycare, summer camp and sitters.
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Ward, a daycare worker, "was a very loving person," Zwicke tells PEOPLE.
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And if they don't need all-day daycare, hourly options are available.
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Among respondents overall, 2202 percent said parents should pay for daycare costs.
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Our daycare offers a Parents Night Out (PNO) deal once a month.
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This social change led to widespread suspicion of daycare workers, among others.
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I pick up Jake, then we head to daycare to get Ben.
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Maybe you don't like the idea of sending your child to daycare.
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The daycare area of a Baptist church was heavily damaged, he said.
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We go to the gym and I take the boys to daycare.
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His parents founded and operate a child-care center there, Ranjana's Daycare.
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Read more: Colorado daycare owner charged with hiding toddlers behind false wall.
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Daycare is closed today and my husband is staying with the kids.
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Prenatal care, delivery, and the constantly rising cost of daycare add up.
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She is focused on paying her bills, interviewing for jobs, securing daycare.
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We already paid for this month's train pass and daycare, so no expense.
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Our plan is to put the baby in daycare in about six weeks.
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R. texts me to let me know he paid the monthly daycare fee.
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I grab the dog to drop her off at daycare on the way.
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"This daycare center had been operating without the proper licensing," the chief says.
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Jennifer babysat for her all the time in her daycare that she ran.
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Children at a daycare located across the street were not injured, Fennessy said.
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I get her ready for the day, and then it's off to daycare.
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The New York Times reports that it was not a licensed daycare facility.
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She previously did daycare for 10 kids, so this seems normal to her.
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When the daycare owner went and checked on him, he was completely blue.
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The other two days, he attends a family-based daycare near our apartment.
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They didn't forget to put a daycare in, they just didn't want one.
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At nearly 2 years old, Oscar will start full-time daycare this fall.
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It involves a daycare facility run by the Trinity Lutheran Church in Missouri.
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We are out the door at 6:20 on our way to daycare.
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I get a call from daycare that A. is complaining her ear hurts.
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Between health insurance and daycare, having a just one kid is very expensive.
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Step 11: When your baby is not in daycare, bring it to school.
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By seven months, Quinn's daycare was concerned that he was having trouble seeing.
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Children would attend mandatory daycare to take lessons in Danish values, Quartz reports.
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The groom's father founded Children's Country Daycare, a child-care center in Thornton.
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Young children love to bring things home from school or daycare to share.
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It often hits closed environments such as daycare centers, schools and cruise ships.
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The extra income would also come in handy for major upcoming expense: daycare.
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It allowed me to return to work, to put my child in daycare, and to share the snuggle-high of a suckling newborn with his father, grandparents, daycare provider, and anyone else within arm's reach when I needed to poop.
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The monthly plans range from $20 per month for three hours' worth of daycare plus 10% off workshops to $800 per month for unlimited dog daycare, which comes out to less than $2 per hour, as well as 20% off workshops.
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Killy Schultz died June 30 after exhibiting symptoms of meningitis hours after leaving daycare.
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I'm out the door by 8:15 and drop Big Dog off at daycare.
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But I did find that picking up my daughter from daycare brings me joy.
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The US government guarantees virtually no paid maternity leave, and no accessible, affordable daycare.
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Sending her to this daycare has been one of the best decisions we've made.
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For example, they can bring kids, we have a daycare, those kinds of things.
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I go home and squeeze in a quick, three-mile run before daycare pickup.
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She is prohibited from living within 1,000 feet of a school or a daycare.
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Our daycare lady texts to ask if I want to sell her my playpens.
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I write our daycare lady a check for November and head off to work.
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When Alyssa Salgado picked up her daughter at a Washington state daycare on Feb.
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I have a mandatory online class tonight, so I take the pup to daycare.
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Medic had just dropped his daughter off at daycare when he passed the scene.
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The church wanted to improve the playground at its pre-school and daycare center.
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Basem has to head back to town to pick up his son from daycare.
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Before she became a full-time author, Dewdney was a daycare provider and teacher.
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Ormond's little girl Zuri Camara had been a student at the daycare since October.
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When you think of dog daycare, Wag Hotels and Rover likely come to mind.
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"My kids will come home from daycare or school and they're starving," she said.
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He spent $40 on daycare per child just so he could go to work.
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He comes home from daycare and says things that reflect the idea of masculinity.
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She was an average toddler with all her vaccinations and the occasional daycare virus.
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But baby Mulgrew wasn't allowed to flash her toothy smile at daycare for long.
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On Saturday, the government said restaurants, malls, movies, gyms and daycare centers would close.
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We pulled our son out of daycare, and my husband began to work remotely.
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Daycare facilities are also allowed to stay open, but the public schools are closed.
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In Denmark, daycare centers often even have a reserved area outdoors for nap time.
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I brew a travel mug of coffee and pack the boys' lunches for daycare.
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He drops both dogs off at daycare and heads into work for the afternoon.
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I drop her at daycare then make it to the office right before 210.
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Because my plans are canceled, I can do daycare pick-up tomorrow after all.
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As you can imagine, in a daycare setting, it allows the virus to spread.
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But his parents also travel a lot, so daycare still would be necessary sometimes.
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Noteworthy: New York has policies that ban infants from screen exposure in daycare centers.
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Noble found out after Hunter's death that her home daycare provider was not registered.
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The belief that daycare owners across the country were visiting dark occult acts of child abuse upon children was the most prominent part of a broader daycare sex abuse mass panic, which was itself part of the 1980s' much broader wave of fear.
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I pack lunch (leftovers from dinner) and get the pup's food ready for daycare tomorrow.
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I take my coffee to go, drop S. off at daycare, and head to work.
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The AWS block also breaks two apps that my daughter's daycare uses to message us.
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Finally, I had the catalyst I needed to get my husband on board with daycare.
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Find the best dog parks, daycare centers, pet stores, and dog-friendly places around you.
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We're okay with it since we average about three to four daycare days per month.
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Daycare is worth every penny; they have so much fun and it wears them out.
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I have to take a little break to run and get the dogs from daycare.
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Even with daycare expenses deleted, we needed both incomes to stay out of the red.
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So your kid can't use your locker room as a daycare center. Boo-fucking-hoo.
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There's a makeshift daycare, a small library, and even a waiting list to get in.
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Earlier in the morning, she had dropped her 1-year-old daughter off at daycare.
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G. and I walk the dog to daycare and I'm at work just before 9.
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I take the shuttle to my car and then pick the boys up from daycare.
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The owner of the daycare is very, very emotional begging for forgiveness from Myles' family.
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Kavi Divband, 35, is the owner of Little Dreamers, a daycare center in Rockville, Maryland.
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At about 6:30, daycare workers found Raymond in the van suffering from heat exhaustion.
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The government still runs a high-quality, affordable daycare system through the Department of Defense.
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The money will also help pay for daycare and, years from now, college for Eilee.
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The solution to the high cost of raising a kid is, of course, affordable daycare.
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Last year, our family of three spent $36,667.10, plus our mortgage, daycare, and insurance costs.
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They're not stressed out about finding daycare or getting to work at exactly 9 a.m.
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Low-income parents are often under intense pressure due to lack of access to daycare.
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Likely getting their ankles shattered by some random-ass dude at a daycare—that's where.
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Daycare bills will eventually be replaced with huge bills for sports and after-school activities.
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It wasn't financially sustainable to have a sitter or nanny or daycare in the city.
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In the new Toy Story 4 trailer, there's no sign of Bonnie or Sunnyside Daycare.
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The operator of the daycare did not respond to numerous requests from PEOPLE for comment.
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Read more:A baby died after being left to sleep in a car seat at daycare.
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E. texts me to remind me that the daycare bill is due, which I pay.
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I pick my niece up from her house and then get the dogs from daycare.
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Around that time, my son started kindergarten, which saved us around $500 on daycare expenses.
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That's the "preschool works because it's daycare" model, which I described in a previous piece.
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For an extra fee, you can also take advantage of the pet daycare and other services.
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We've had one date night, because a young woman who works at the daycare was available.
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"At daycare one day they called and said, 'Rebecca can hardly walk,' " Coats recalled to KFOR.
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Zeinab, who runs her own daycare business, studied at night in order to achieve her goal.
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I offer to pick our dog up from daycare so I can have some puppy cuddles.
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But government-mandated paid leave and universal daycare is only a piece of a larger puzzle.
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It was granular work, especially for a woman who for 24 years ran a daycare center.
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The co-owner of the daycare, Darryl Ewing, 56 years old has been booked into jail.
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He loves daycare and he loves car rides, so he is totally living his best life.
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Shawayne Tavares is a caretaker at the daycare center in Clifton Heights, a suburb of Philadelphia.
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She hopes to see Stanley's feeding improve enough that he can one day go to daycare.
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"My two daughters were two buildings over, in the daycare, aged 3 and 4," he said.
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"She's high on heroin," the daycare told Laura in a phone call she received at work.
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I mean, I had great daycare, and you guys were wonderful kids, and you were healthy.
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"He changed my life," the 50-year-old daycare worker from Sheridan, Wyoming, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Salgado claims that daycare workers also waxed the brows of a boy who attends the facility.
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Daddy daycare Let us not forget that Jamie is still a married man with a family.
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When she wasn't with her family, she ran an in-home daycare in Cedar City, Utah.
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Gonzalez, an assistant at the daycare center, can be seen laughing nearby, the news stations said.
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The study followed 911 children ages 3 and under who attended daycare centers in Almería, Spain.
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Right now, she goes to a St. Louis daycare where many international families send their children.
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Daycare centers aren't bound by these regulations, but it might still influence their decisions, Robinson said.
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This was not the first time Faith has been involved in a daycare situation involving authorities.
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Nine miles and 15.583 minutes later, I pulled up to the first stop; it's a daycare.
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Quite a few of these expenditures, such as maternity leave and daycare, are vital for parents.
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We put a lot of attention into schools, but you can't underestimate the importance of daycare.
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The daycare provider had left Anders sleeping in his car seat and his breathing grew constricted.
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But maybe your child attends a daycare that allows you to pause payments during the pandemic.
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At the same time, they're scrambling to figure out childcare as daycare facilities and schools close.
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They worry how they would cope with a quarantine, a daycare closure or a lost paycheck.
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She said Parliament lacks a daycare center, though it had promised to provide one in 2013.
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Millions are home from school or daycare, with no clear idea of when they'll be back.
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The daycare worker had tried to see a doctor for chest pains and shortness of breath.
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Although I love our current daycare, it is very expensive, and the hours are very limited.
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K. leaves shortly after me and takes the dogs to daycare on his way to work.
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Initially, there would be less need for daycare and schools, implying a cost-saving for taxpayers.
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"Unfortunately, while colleges have good daycare for faculty and staff, many don't have it for students."
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I'm very lucky to also have a church in the community paying for my son's daycare.
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HR said they got approval to let us tour alternative daycare facilities without using our leave time.
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Ogita, head of the daycare chain, knows only one foreigner who has obtained the necessary childcare qualifications.
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I head out and grab the dog from doggy daycare, then head to the vet for drugs.
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At daycare they don't nap until 12:30, but he never lasts that long when he's home!
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Shoe Bar, as it's aptly called, specializes in $17 cocktails with names like Billionaire and Husband Daycare.
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The 33-year-old says leaving her job at a pediatric medical daycare was the obvious choice.
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Sink Fund: $225 for things like hair appointments, doggy daycare, trips to the vet, gifts, car maintenance.
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Three small children were found unharmed in an attached covered garage that was being used for daycare.
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One mom is seeking advice after an alleged incident with her daughter's daycare that left her fuming.
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Who knew that running a chicken company had so much in common with managing a daycare center?
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In the meantime his wife, Leanna Harris, was already headed to the daycare to pick up Cooper.
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An added bonus is that the daycare gives us a slight discount (3%) for working in education.
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For working parents, daycare costs are rising at almost twice the nation's inflation rate since the recession.
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"Actually they're in a daycare center a couple of times a week now," says the royal dad.
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By day, I'm an owner and operator of a preschool and daycare center in upstate New York.
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Our friend loves our dog AND we don't pay for doggie daycare — so it's a win-win!
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We pick up our daughter at daycare and stop by Whole Foods to grab salmon for tonight.
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Head Start programs were more likely to use spray sunscreen than other daycare centers, the study found.
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The daycare center attached to every government building provided reassurance their children were close by and safe.
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Maybe the woman who ordered the Lyft ride works at this daycare and he's picking her up.
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Her day starts at around 7:30 am, when she drops off her son Ezio at daycare.
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Several states like Oklahoma, Massachusetts and New York also have their own programs to provide universal daycare.
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Americans still need to pay for things like healthcare, college, and daycare out of their own pockets.
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The article also has been updated to clarify details about the family's daycare situation during their furlough.
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They did not pause to clear out the dozen children in the daycare cowering beside their teachers.
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Laila's in a daycare for seven to eight hours a day, and it costs $1,100 a month.
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People used to just take care of one another's kids, and now we send them to daycare.
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Their research led to the discovery of just how much lower preschool and daycare workers' wages were.
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Inside, the place feels like equal parts travel agency, community center, and daycare, but with sparse furnishings.
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The government's not going to let me take out student loans to pay for my baby's daycare.
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The daycare provider wasn't aware of the risks associated with leaving a baby in a car seat.
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I've been able to make an income and not pay for daycare when my daughter was little.
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The daycare staff stood by me, waited for the police to arrive and testified in my favor.
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The hotel has standard dog daycare services for as little as $25 for three hours of playtime.
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The family was devastated — until they got a call from local doggie daycare center Happy Dog Cafe.
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"He got a free day of daycare and he worked really hard for that day," she said.
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Children who don't attend daycare and were cared for at home had high interaction time with screens.
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She later started the Kellie Rynn Academy to help provide daycare scholarships to Greenville families in need.
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Samples of polony manufactured by Enterprise as well as another company were taken from their daycare center.
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Because babies born that prematurely are more susceptible to life-threatening respiratory illnesses, daycare was not an option.
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After we're done eating, I head out to the gym because I need a break from doggy daycare.
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My partner has remarked on the institutional feel of full-time daycare centers when calling them kiddie rehabs.
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A. is going in to work very early today to chart, so it's an unplanned doggy daycare day.
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I take the dogs to daycare on Mondays, so I make myself get out of bed right away.
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"We walk Riley everyday, typically through town, and sometimes we will stop by the daycare," Mosteller told CNN.
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Mierzwa alleges the teachers had been giving the toddlers at the daycare the gummy bears since November 2016.
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I walk over to the daycare to get the pups, and they are super hyped to see me.
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We want a second child but can't afford to send two kids to daycare — even making over $200k.
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Orange County Fire Authority Chief Brian Fennessy said children at a daycare across the street were not injured.
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I see you dropping your daughter off at daycare so you can make it to class on time.
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He dropped his daughter off at school, but forgot to drop his son off at daycare, Smalls said.
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Then I drop the boys off at daycare on my way to work for the 217 a.m. shift.
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But I would just take the kids to daycare and run in the mornings or ride my bike.
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Merseal wound up enrolling her kid in a new daycare, which, you know, seems like the right move.
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I have a hair appointment tonight, so I take my pup to daycare on my way to work.
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The daycare operator explained that she was not at the facility, but her sister was, the outlet reported.
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Not to mention, bringing your dog to work can help you majorly cut down on doggy daycare costs.
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The group, which included Raymond along with two daycare enter employees, returned between 2 and 2:30 p.m.
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ABC-13 reported that records show the daycare was cited in 2015 for several violations involving their van.
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Five children were killed early Sunday after a fire ripped through an overnight daycare facility in northwestern Pennsylvania.
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By the time the Ontario, Canada-based daycare worker was in her 20s, Powers had reached 273 lbs.
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The eight-month study included 911 healthy children aged three and younger at 25 daycare centers in Spain.
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Thirty-percent favored a government program to cover half the cost, while 220006 percent backed government-funded daycare.
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I think he is well cared for, learning and experiencing lots, and is enjoying his little daycare buddies.
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The show was also nominated for an Academy Award in 2012 for the theatrical short "The Longest Daycare."
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A natural athlete, Simone was discovered at 6 years old on a daycare field trip to Bannon's Gymnastix.
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It has restricted social contact by shutting down schools, daycare centres and non-essential businesses until after Easter.
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In response, the government has decided to close thousands of community centers and daycare facilities across the country.
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Your baby may sleep soundly through the night and have no problems in preschool, daycare, or the like.
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Tenant: Nicole Harris, Platinum Family Group DayCare Landlord: Elias Meris Broker: Lorraine Trotman, Ideal Properties Group $175/SQ.
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The dog daycare and boarding facility is located on a hill, so it should not have any flooding.
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A month or so ago, my wife and I were headed to an event at my daughter's daycare.
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D. is taking the dog to daycare today so he's way ahead of me in the morning routine.
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Gotta get up, get the kid to daycare and then do my hour-long drive to this job.
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Which meeting could go late, and who should I ask to cover daycare pickup for me that day?
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Children of those arrested were left behind, stranded with babysitters and in daycare facilities, according to local activists.
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Des Plaines Police allege they were called to the Kiddie Junction Daycare Center in Des Plaines by daycare management after they discovered one of the teachers had been distributing gummy bears to the class of two-year-olds to "calm the kids down for nap time," Commander Chris Mierzwa tells PEOPLE.
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Known as polite and considerate, Henderson frequently pitched in to help his grandmother, who runs a home daycare center.
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Most dogs would be happier playing with their BFFF (best furry friend forever) at a dog daycare, like Dogtopia.
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Kindergarten through 8th grade tends to serve as a daycare center for kids while their parents are at work.
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It takes a full 214 minutes to collect my partner, pick up our kids from daycare, and get home.
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A malfunction at a pet daycare and boarding facility in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, led to the death of 14 dogs.
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Utilities: $336Internet: $95Gym: $93Netflix: $11.32Prescriptions/Medical Supplies: $160Allergy Shot: $25Doggy Daycare: $360Debt Repayment: $2,500 Day One 13:30 a.m.
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Earlier that day, Mosteller and Riley ran into a group of dogs from the daycare during their morning walk.
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The daycare center wanted me to not shoot the graffiti but I thought it was the most interesting part.
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My favorite part is picking up Phoebe from daycare every day and then going home to see the twins.
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Authorities said all of the children recovered at the daycare center were medically evaluated at Children's Hospital in Dallas.
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If issues arise once they do find a daycare, Wonderschool serves as an intermediary between them and their providers.
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Or you may know Brightwheel if you have kids in preschool, daycare, or other early education programs these days.
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His daycare doesn't charge us for the day since he went home early, which was super nice of them.
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They said he simply forgot to take the boy to his daycare center after a father-and-son breakfast.
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Headley had reportedly been waiting four hours at a Brooklyn Human Resources Administration (HRA) office to receive daycare reimbursement.
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"If you're going to put your kid in daycare, you expect them to be safe there," Crowcroft told Gizmodo.
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Paying for puppy daycare is expensive — we buy 2129 days at a time for $380 and alternate who pays.
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Officers took Laster into custody right outside a daycare center for children that operated out of his grandmother's house.
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My boyfriend offers to pick my dog up from daycare, so I send him money to cover it ($27.50).
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I'm not taking the pup to daycare today, so I take him for a short walk around my complex.
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Or the time a daycare center shamed busy parents for having their phones out while picking up their kids?
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Full-day daycare for low-income families, and a pretty modest federal minimum wage hike to $12 an hour.
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But today, as I was walking to the office, I spotted a group of toddlers from a nearby daycare.
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These experiences encompass what's happening at home, in daycare and pre-school, and of course, a child's media use.
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In some cities, a year of daycare can almost exceed the cost of a year's rent, according to Motherly.
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She goes to daycare two days a week (and I add a third day if it's a busy week).
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The daycare has a partnership with the Weill hospital system, so many working parents drop their kids there, too.
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Her husband, Keith Papini, reported her missing November 2 after she did not pick up their children from daycare.
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"I hated living in shelters, but nobody should have to live like this either," said Rollins, a daycare worker.
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When Yassin's not doing parkour, he's studying for a computer-science teaching qualification or volunteering at a daycare center.
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But you get out in the suburbs and people are driving around to work, to daycare, to different errands.
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But before you do, call the daycare center or meet with staff to ensure they're implementing social distancing measures.
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When their first daughter was an infant, Catherine Toupence and her husband looked at a local daycare in Boston.
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Work is busy and I leave late, but that's fine because I don't have to do the daycare run.
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We need to get something more than glorified daycare for that $694 billion we spend on education every year.
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In the summer of 2016, three infants died in separate Connecticut daycare facilities within the span of four months.
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Once our mornings hit below freezing, I repeated a quick swipe on her cheeks before heading out to daycare.
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We follow our spiritual guru, Ida—who normally works in a daycare center—to a clearing in the park.
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On weekdays, she takes Charlie to daycare, and she's so tired at night that tucking her in is easy.
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People affected by the law would include public-sector employees such as teachers, police officers, hospital and daycare workers.
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Part two of Scott's Parenting Boot Camp involves taking Rob to the fanciest home daycare ever to appear on television.
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Her family reported her missing when she didn't show up to pick up her 3-year-old son from daycare.
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Adam died at an unlicensed daycare that Cardillo operated for more than 10 years out of her Fairfield, Connecticut, home.
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A daycare nearby was forced to shelter in place as police officers swarmed into the area, Philadelphia's NBC affiliate reported.
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The 27-year-old had just returned to work at a daycare after maternity leave, said her friend Derasha Merrett.
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Classes are often spread out throughout the day (and night), so traditional daycare hours don't always work for student parents.
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The 16-year-old was also known to carry firearms and had jumped a fence into a child daycare center.
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Her husband was out of town on business while their child was at daycare at the time of the crash.
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Throw daycare costs of $10,000 a child into the mix, and families ask themselves: How can they afford a baby?
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Daycare for one baby costs close to $9053,2905; with two, it would total half of the couple's take-home income.
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Earlier in the morning, de Kroon had dropped her 1-year-old daughter off at daycare, the Associated Press reports.
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The daycare center Maliyah attended as a younger child is collecting funds to help defray the costs of her funeral.
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Given the way viruses spread, particularly influenza, Redd proposed that schools and daycare centers would probably be shut down anyway.
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Harris' lawyers say he left the toddler strapped in his car seat after forgetting to drop Cooper off at daycare.
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ODJFS would make the final determination on whether to suspend Nana's Home Daycare license if the county agency recommends suspension.
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The clip above was shared by the adorably-named Lucky Puppy Daycare Centre in Michigan, U.S. Buddy, we salute you.
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For the last six months, the 17-year-old worked at a local daycare where the children called her Cinderella.
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Coco took her 2-year-old daughter to the wildest daycare in the Bahamas ... where she was surrounded by sharks!!!
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After WIRED offered us all a peek into Apple's new headquarters, one notable fact emerged: there's no daycare center. Whooooopsie.
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We were a tight-knit family; my mother never had to drop us off at daycare, we were always together.
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"We've decided to have a little something here at home with some of the children in their daycare," he says.
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The company and its franchisees operate in approximately 13 Chinese cities and run about 1,300 daycare centers and 500 kindergartens.
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Fifty-five percent of respondents between the ages of 21625 and 2900 said parents should be responsible for daycare costs.
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I think terming it as daycare may be rubbing people a little bit the wrong way in the polling question.
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Since my husband is a doctor and we have a young kid in daycare, we both wash our hands obsessively.
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Szocki could not confirm the ages of the children, or whether the residence was also serving as a daycare facility.
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In 22008, Hale House ended its residential program and became a daycare service known as the Mother Hale Learning Center.
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In 2008, Hale House ended its residential program and became a daycare service known as the Mother Hale Learning Center.
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They transferred their 5-year-old son Wyatt to a daycare that wouldn't ask for payment until the shutdown ended.
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Marissa now lives in her own apartment and has a network of support to help her juggle daycare and work.
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She pulled her child from daycare, moved her parents to a relative's house, and went into isolation with her husband.
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She doesn&apost go to daycare and she&aposs not old enough for preschool, so it all falls on me.
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Heather Chisum discovered a note written on her 1-year-old son&aposs skin when he came home from daycare.
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The state now requires almost every student, at public and private schools and daycare centers, to have the MMR vaccine.
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For example, working a second job can cost side hustlers if they have to keep their kid in daycare longer.
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The first year Leibel Sternbach's son was in daycare in Plainview, New York, his family gave his teachers fruit baskets.
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The two live in the same neighborhood and recently started riding the school bus to daycare together in the mornings.
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Tammie Brooks, 41, told police that she was babysitting the toddler and was supposed to drop her off at daycare.
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Velasquez also vehemently demanded to his mother he be taken to daycare and not left alone with his cousin anymore.
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In addition to Aunt Flow, the list includes WeeCare, a network of daycare providers, and Serial Box, a digital content producer.
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The daycare voucher, provided by the Child Care and Development Block Grant, covered two-thirds of the $1,500 a month costs.
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Sure, now my daughter doesn't get sick as often due to daycare germs, but there are random days off from school.
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She left them inside her home in Bend, Oregon, where she operated an unlicensed childcare business called Little Giggles Daycare services.
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A North Carolina teacher is attempting to press charges against a daycare worker she says breastfed her son without her consent.
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"I think it's every parent's worst nightmare that sends their kid to daycare," Upper Darby Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood told reporters.
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In the video, a daycare worker can be seen shoving the child in the back at the top of the stairs.
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I unload and reload the dishwasher and set up bottles and baby food for daycare tomorrow while munching on Kettle Chips.
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Case in point is the "First Day of Summer Luau Party" held by Happy Trails doggie daycare and kennel in Virginia.
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If your child is under age 13, you can put the money toward daycare and before- or after-school care expenses.
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Every year, the daycare hosts a big Thanksgiving celebration, which requires a full day of prepping and organizing ahead of time.
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Police in Alabama have arrested two men for allegedly running an illegal gambling operation which they disguised as a daycare center.
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In the meantime his then-wife, Leanna Harris (now Leanna Taylor), was already headed to the daycare to pick up Cooper.
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A daycare worker in Flushing, Queens, was arrested on Friday after allegedly stabbing three infants and two adults in the facility.
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Brewer also said Harris could have created a "false memory" that he dropped off Cooper at daycare, brought about by habit.
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When a Starbucks barista had trouble finding daycare before the start of her shift, an unlikely pair came to her rescue.
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The daycare operator, whom Martin had researched and checked references, was legally allowed to care for six children at a time.
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G. wants to go spy on the dog at daycare, so we walk by and watch him through the big windows.
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"When you handed me my daughter, my daughter was basically already dead," Bush told Fox 8 of the daycare operator's sister.
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Thankfully, Andy's mom is just bringing them to a nearby daycare, Sunnyside, which is a beacon of hope for the toys.
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The neglect law that Peterson is accused of breaking is usually used to prosecute caregivers such as parents and daycare providers.
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In the original games, you leave the two together at a Pokémon daycare and then come back to find an egg.
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The death of a 2-month-old girl in a Connecticut home-based daycare has been ruled a homicide, PEOPLE confirms.
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Many parents may experience the same when they leave their children at daycare, school, or go away on a business trip.
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This is an important step in preventing the government from falsely rebranding the jailing of children as a normal daycare operation.
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Sabrina was one of three girls adopted by and living with the Rays, who owned an in-home daycare, records indicate.
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He met his wife, Sally, more than 40 years ago when he was asked to play Santa at a local daycare.
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One in five teen parents surveyed at the same daycare had been homeless at some point in the past five years.
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An outraged relative enlisted the help of the public with a Facebook post, calling on the daycare to be held accountable.
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Knowing that you can drop the children at daycare and pick them up will make you less concerned about their welfare.
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"[Ivanka's] got some ideas specifically relating to fighting for women, daycare issues and women and girls getting into STEM," said Rep.
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She is also constantly on the move, tending to her daycare children, her 20163-year-old mother, and her small hometown.
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Rosie Mashale Former school teacher Rosie Mashale ran a free daycare from her Cape Town, South Africa, home for 10 years.
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The study is small, and doesn't prove that daycare feeding policies cause obesity or lead kids to have bad eating habits.
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The progressive Scandinavian country boasts an earnings-related daycare system and one of the most flexible parental leave policies in Europe.
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The lid design is great for toddlers and younger kids who still need help opening their lunches at daycare or school.
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From diapers to daycare and family vacations to holiday presents, it's often tempting to put college savings on the back burner.
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Later, however, inspectors closed the daycare because of her absence and because the facility lacked power and running water, she said.
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Barks N Brews is truly a daycare: The company does not currently have plans to welcome overnight guests of either species.
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Winnie, which helps parents find local daycare and preschool, raised $9 million in a round led by VC firm Rethink Impact.
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"This strategy must go beyond agriculture and encompass rural economic development and quality of life – hospitals, education, and daycare," says Linderman.
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It also provided 12 weeks of paid leave only to those caring for children because their school or daycare was closed.
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We were the very first, and we have mental health services, youth services, a senior daycare center, women's services, transgender services.
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The Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership, a non-profit, lists the address of the home as the Harris Family Daycare.
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Twitter also said it will cover additional daycare expenses parents may have if their usual daycares close due to COVID-19.
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She had a baby to take care of, a mortgage to pay, and student loan bills, and daycare costs to handle.
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The average annual cost of a center-based daycare for infants is about $53,25, with prices ranging between $2000,281 to $20,209.
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Because of that, I was able to take care of my baby at home without having to put him in daycare.
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Biebs was spotted in L.A. Friday outside of a daycare facility, he also had a photo and video crew in tow.
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The bank also reportedly offers "lactation rooms" for women to express breast milk and, in its London office, on-site daycare.
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The daycare worker in Birmingham, bitter rights rather than mutual casualties of a system forcefully rigged towards those at the top.
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"She had been to this doggy daycare place before … The kids and I pack her up, drop her off," Mellencamp said.
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We need onsite daycare when possible, flexible work schedules, quality subsidized childcare centers in every neighborhood no matter the income level.
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Businesses' spending on machines and other equipment is tepid, but employers keep hiring hotel maids, electricians, daycare providers and other workers.
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In an ideal world, we would all arrive at daycare to pick up our children with empty hands and an open heart.
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Killy Schultz, who died June 30, allegedly developed a rash and broke a fever after his mom picked him up from daycare.
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She worked hard throughout college and when at home on school breaks, was adored by children at her job with Dr. Daycare.
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He normally gets up before me, and later I get up to drop off the dog at daycare before heading to work.
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I registered our daughter at the nearby daycare, and made sure her medical forms were filled out and emergency contacts were listed.
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Since I'm home all the time now, the dog doesn't need to go to daycare, and he is starting to look bored.
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Harris' defense attorneys say the death was a tragic accident after the then-married father forgot to bring his son to daycare.
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An arrest has been made for Child Neglect in reference to the infant that died who was left in a daycare van.
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Thank goodness we LOVE love love our daycare providers and would pay even more for our kids to stay in their care.
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I have a meeting at 8:30 and need to drop off Big Dog at daycare since A. has a day shift.
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Kellie Rynn Martin was three months old when she suffocated at a home daycare center in Greenville County, South Carolina, in 2014.
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We get through the nighttime routine quickly and I head back downstairs to prep daycare lunch, snacks, and drinks for tomorrow morning.
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And so that was hard and by the time she was six months I made the decision to send her to daycare.
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I get myself ready as quickly as possible, drop the baby at daycare, and make it to my desk by 7:10.
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The 76-year-old was a teacher who operated a daycare center in Wyckoff, New Jersey, along with his wife Donna, 68.
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It was partially a matter of necessity — daycare was prohibitively expensive when I was a baby — but that's not the whole story.
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We had transitioned her in and out of two other daycare facilities, and there was never a reaction even close to this.
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I would have kept the kids in daycare longer rather than moving them to public preschool at age 3 to save money.
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These parents don't need discounted daycare and they've never had trouble affording diapers, which means they won't be relatable to all viewers.
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It looks to create new features to help daycare providers and early childhood educators plan out lessons and activities for their kids.
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She gets her dressed, helps her brush her teeth and puts her into her stroller as they make their way to daycare.
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Felmly goes on to say that Kromer called around lunchtime and the daycare told her that McKenna was not taking her bottle.
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In a statement, Lissa Druss Christman, a spokeswoman for the daycare center, said two workers were "terminated" immediately after the alleged incident.
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An Ohio mother is desperate for answers after she allegedly found her infant daughter "lifeless" when she picked her up from daycare.
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Bush then took her child and said she went upstairs as she lives in the unit above the daycare, the outlet reported.
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Phillippe also revealed that he's been caring for children since he was young when his mother ran a daycare in their home.
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D. packs F.'s lunch for daycare in her bento box, which is usually a combination of leftovers and cheese/fruit/crackers.
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Not to mention, the parents paying to send their children to a daycare center are probably also juggling jobs and hectic schedules.
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For the past five years, he's ferried daycare residents to and from their homes, and helped feed and provided companionship to others.
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For Garcia, who also has a 23-year-old son, she drops Aryanna off at Early Head Start, an on-site daycare.
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Both his parents testified during the trial that their son acted normally before he was dropped off at the unlicensed Olathe daycare.
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Up an elevator, are the gym, locker rooms, yoga studio, daycare center, and even more lounge space that truly does feel luxurious.
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Besides restaurants and shops, Amazon says there will also be a daycare center open to local families and Amazon employees with children.
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For the study, Shope and colleagues examined survey data collected from 1,500 daycare centers in 2008 and from 518 directors in 2016.
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Across the United States, children are required to be immunized from life-threatening diseases before they're allowed to enter school or daycare.
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The average cost of enrolling a child full-time in daycare in the US can range from $972 to $1,500 a year.
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The officers chased him inside the church, drawing their guns as they followed him downstairs where a child daycare was in session.
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Four of the 21 young women freed in October have babies who are looked after in a daycare center at the facility.
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The guns-in-parking-lots provision was rolled into an omnibus bill that also included the airport, daycare, and campus carry language.
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Worse, the organization's analysis found that 350 schools and daycare centers nationwide failed lead tests roughly 470 times from 2012 through 2015.
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Instead of caring for children who attend their daycare regularly, they are now caring for children of first responders and essential workers.
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Kinside currently works with thousands of employers, as well as daycare centers that can add up to one million child care slots.
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Employees will also receive reimbursements toward expenses for setting up home offices and reimbursements for additional daycare expenses incurred, the company said.
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The retailer waived its absenteeism policy for employees who experience flu-like symptoms or who are affected by school or daycare closures.
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Luckily, I am down the street from a daycare and I run in to see another baby before they have lunch. Flexibility!
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Children need to know that when they get to daycare or preschool, they will see a teacher whom they know and trust.
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CNN contacted the daycare facility for comment and was referred to Jacques Verron, who was identified by the facility as an employee.
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I buy a basket for a gift basket I am putting together for our daycare providers, two ornaments, and some ribbon ($31.57).
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For non-traditional students, the current system provides the flexibility to use the money to cover costs like rent, daycare and transportation.
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Preschool is now free for children between three and five years old, and municipalities have created a lot more public daycare slots.
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He said Germany needed 9,000 more police, 25,000 new teachers and 15,000 daycare workers, while funds for public housing should be doubled.
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"She had been to this doggy daycare place before … The kids and I pack her up, drop her off," Mellencamp Arroyave continued.
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On any day of the workweek, nearly seven million preschoolers are entrusted to organized care facilities, five million of them in daycare.
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Some billed Sunday School classes as daycare, not education, or moved them to Saturdays, more than a dozen local Christians told Reuters.
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I take S. to the doctor on the off chance they say it's not pink eye and she can go to daycare tomorrow.
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I kiss my 9-month-old daughter goodbye — my husband's dropping her off at daycare — in order to catch the train to Chelsea.
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Whether you have live-in help, a regular babysitter or use daycare, you should say thanks to those who care for your kids.
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According to the CDC, all 51 states, including the District of Columbia, have established vaccination requirements for public school children and daycare facilities.
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The mother of a 17-month-old boy from the central Tokyo told Broadly she uses an unlicensed daycare five days a week.
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These funds can also help students, especially nontraditional ones, pay for living expenses like rent, as well as things like food and daycare.
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One officer saw the man — who is now in custody but has not been named— throw something over the fence of the daycare.
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Authorities and her family said they immediately feared foul play because she failed to pick up her young daughter and son from daycare.
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But it was a bad experience with a highly rated dog daycare last fall that showed her how unreliable Yelp reviews can be.
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The police official claims the driver told police he'd just come from the daycare center and got suspicious because of the late hour.
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But Jeff was commuting over an hour each way to work, so I was handling daycare drop-off and pick-up by myself.
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While we're waiting for our drinks, our dog's daycare calls us asking us to pick up our dog, since he's coughing a lot.
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Prospective memory refers to the planning and execution of an action in the future, such as planning to take a child to daycare.
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"She didn't want me dropping off my daughter at daycare with a big blood drop on my car," he says with a shrug.
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There's a puppy daycare near my house and I stand outside and look at the two lone pups left there for the night.
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"We're just devastated by this," Kerry-Ann Royes, the director of the daycare, which can hold about 50 children, told The Miami Herald.
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Shortly after the state legislature approved the bill in March, Deal expressed concern that guns could be taken into daycare centers on campuses.
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When Bush arrived, she said she was greeted by the daycare operator's sister, who was holding little Di'Yanni, Bush said to News 5.
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Bush said she then ran back into the daycare and promptly performed CPR on the child and called 911, she told Fox 8.
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My dog has separation anxiety, and daycare twice a week is critical to keeping him socialized and tiring him out when I'm working.
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Authorities and her family said they immediately feared foul play because she failed to pick up her young daughter and son from daycare.
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Officers were called to the daycare on Tuesday afternoon, responding to reports of an infant who was having trouble breathing, the statement says.
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The legislation also removed a state ban on carrying a concealed weapon in public areas of airports and daycare centers, local media reported.
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During her six months at the daycare, Taylor taught the children sign language – something she taught herself – and made decorations for the school.
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Eva recently proudly invested in Jessica Chang who founded WeeCare, focused on helping caregivers, educators and entrepreneurs build and operate successful daycare businesses.
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Pregnancy has also given Haney time to think about creating a company culture at Outdoor Voices that's welcoming of kids, daycare and nannies.
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Usually, children remain in a familiar home with a parent or other loved and trusted caregiver, and daycare or school provides reliable continuity.
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My old town didn't have any public preschool options, so I had to pay to send my daughter to either preschool or daycare.
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Dogdrop, launching this September in Los Angeles, aims to be a daycare service for dog parents who need more flexible care and pricing.
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An early morning fire killed five children after it consumed a portion of a Pennsylvania building that is reportedly registered as a daycare.
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Location: Issaquah, WashingtonEmployee quote: "Outstanding network for outside resources such as counseling, finding daycare, legal, in home care to name just a few."
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The company and its franchises operate in approximately 300 Chinese cities and run about 13,300 daycare centers and 500 kindergartens around the country.
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Missouri awarded the grants to other nonprofits, but said that the daycare facility was ineligible because the Missouri Constitution bars funding to churches.
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They then coalesced into a common narrative about daycare operators forcing children into rituals involving physical mutilation and animal slaughter, among other horrors.
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She worked with children at a daycare and a lot of the time I'd find her sitting in the kitchen late at night.
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Indeed, most women said their employers didn't offer any sort of childcare options like in-house daycare or subsidies for other childcare options.
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"I really don't find any distractions here — we send our puppy to daycare three days a week to increase my focus," she said.
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"I thought if I could cut out a daycare expense, then that could kind of supplement the income a little bit," she says.
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With much of Western Europe on lockdown, parents have been accessing Lingumi in the UK to teach their children while daycare remains unavailable.
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In addition to the new measures announced Thursday, Target also offers existing benefits like paid family leave and backup daycare for certain employees.
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Others with less hospitable living environments and tiny coworkers — aka children compelled to skip school and daycare — may not know how to begin.
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Additionally, I juggle a lot of mental load for my family like making doctor and dentist appointments or filling out forms for daycare.
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A Florida mom was shocked when a daycare sent her 1-year-old son home with note sprawled across his belly in marker.
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Both states topped the lists of the most affordable states for hiring a nanny and enrolling in daycare, respectively, according to a Care.
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For the new study, they organized seven focus groups with a total of 43 teen mothers at high school daycare centers in Colorado.
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After picking up the girls from daycare and stopping at a Family Dollar store for snacks, Ivery took his son to the hospital.
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You have a big presentation at work to prep for, but you have to pick up your child from daycare at 5 p.m.
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Currently only a handful of states, New York included, require children to be vaccinated against the flu to enter daycare or pre-K.
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It&aposs also sending your kids to daycare while you get blood work done to find out just how broken you are inside.
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I read to him, sing to him, get the highest quality daycare I can afford and stack building blocks like a small towers.
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Our 6-year-old son is in school and daycare all those hours because my in-laws are physically unable to watch him.
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The daycare immediately called the Mostellers to let them know Riley was okay — and kicking back with 26 of his best dog friends.
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Children, especially those attending daycare, are more likely to bring staph into their homes, making frequent handwashing even more essential for these families.
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According to Moon, daycare providers who don't go through the proper legal channels to register can be woefully uninformed about safe sleep practices.
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Taking your dog to doggie daycare, the dog park, dog-friendly restaurants all help to develop your dog's socialization skills for any new situation.
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Goodson worked at a daycare center and had dreams of becoming either a security guard or a flight attendant, the New York Times reported.
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We were the first factory to provide free daycare to our workers and now it is a policy for others to do the same.
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He says Amanda's been dumping their 2 and 4-year-old in full-time daycare lately while she's off working on multiple TV shows.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Ask the president of Japan's largest daycare chain what his biggest headache is, and Kazuhiro Ogita doesn't hesitate: workers and wage costs.
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Lost in thought, however, the mother never made it to the daycare -- driving directly to her place of work instead, arriving around 8 a.m.
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The building was the site of Growing Kids daycare facility, according to Aaron Miller, dispatch supervisor for St. Joseph County Public Safety Communication Center.
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Daycare employees had not realized the child was still in the van until Isaac called to make pick-up arrangements around 1:03 p.
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One of them has a runny nose, and I pray to the daycare gods she doesn't spike a fever and get sent home early.
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My daughter was in daycare, so if anything, I had more hours on my work-from-home days to work, since I didn't commute.
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Although there's public transit near me, I can't take the dogs on the light rail, and Big Dog's daycare isn't accessible off the train.
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The program caters to working adults so I would leave Mikhail at daycare during the day and my sisters would watch him at night.
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My only breaks during the day are usually to go downstairs to the daycare and feed the baby every two-and-a-half hours.
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A high-end luxury hotel for dogs exists, thanks to Jason Parker, co-founder and co-CEO of K-9 Resorts Daycare & Luxury Hotel.
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Dutton has financial interests in daycare centres which receive government funding, potentially falling foul of Australia's constitution that bans lawmakers benefiting from state funds.
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A local elementary school is expecting kids during the day, and a Dallas daycare is offering free child care for people at the center.
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Tresa, the mother of three adult children, had a knack for handling the stress of her full-time daycare job with ease, Sandweiss says.
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"They treat them like it was their firstborn child," Beverley Petrunich, owner of DoGone Fun, a dog-daycare center in Chicago, told The Journal.
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Meanwhile, Ostadhassan has received a lucrative offer to work in China, including an apartment, car, daycare, a good salary and top-notch laboratory equipment.
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The two made the leap from e-commerce to childcare after Gray had trouble finding a good daycare for his toddler near his home.
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Pretty much every time I go to the grocery store, people look at me and ask, 'Are you buying this stuff for a daycare?
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When daycare workers discovered what happened and that Adrie was experiencing swelling and an upset stomach following the bite, they immediately phoned her mother.
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I pick the boys up from daycare, and we stop to wash my car since a pigeon decided to use it as a toilet.
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So, working weekends and summers for Saturday school and daycare services paid much more than the modest hours I worked during the school week.
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He's been boycotting his bottles at daycare this week (which I'm a little worried about), so I breastfeed him right when we get home.
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Missouri awarded the grants to other non-profits, but said that the daycare facility was ineligible because the Missouri Constitution bars funding to churches.
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One person was reportedly killed after a plane crashed into a daycare building in Fort Myers, Florida, on Saturday morning, according to multiple outlets.
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He said no daycare employees were on scene at the time or suffered injuries, and federal authorities will assist with the crash investigation hereafter.
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The fire address given by police is registered as a business called Harris Family Daycare on the Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership's website.
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Killy Schultz had a rash and a fever when he returned home from daycare one day in June, his mother, Alex Dempsey, told WTVR.
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The "Love Sosa" rapper could practically fill his own daycare because all 4 of the recently revealed kids are under the age of 5.
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Political parties have included generation-specific pledges in their platforms, ranging from grant-in-aid college scholarships to more daycare for the childbearing cohort.
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Multiple people called in a bomb threat Saturday at a local daycare center ... according to WBBM reporter Brad Edwards, who first reported the story.
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Olympia is considering a sharp capital gains tax as well as a 20 percent surcharge on real estate brokerage, internet access, daycare (!), and more.
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There is no federal law providing sick or vacation days or paid parental leave, and certainly no subsidy for daycare, unlike some other countries.
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Her husband, Ralph, had already picked up her son from daycare around 3 pm, so she meets them both at their home in Queens.
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Fewer than one in 10 U.S. daycare center directors have taken concrete steps to prepare for a pandemic flu outbreak, a recent study suggests.
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I thought that we were supposed to be able to have families without paying out the nose for daycare or worrying about student loans.
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Four of the children were siblings who were staying at the daycare as their parents worked overnight, their grandmother told the Erie Times-News.
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In the United States, the cost of daycare for two children is more than the median annual rent in all 50 states, she said.
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Suddenly he learns that a part-time daycare center has opened up down the block, so he can't continue to stay at his home.
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Last year a drunk driver with multiple prior offenses and no valid driver's license smashed a truck through the wall of my son's daycare.
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Step 15: Hold your baby during final critiques because you never figured out back up childcare for when daycare won't take your sick baby.
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So that's the three elements: housing that fits families; support for families, such as schools and daycare; and designing the public realm for kids.
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That's illegal, but it still happens to women all the timeA baby died after being left to sleep in a car seat at daycare.
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The company is providing reimbursement to parents for additional daycare expenses caused by the outbreak, as well as for home office set up expenses.
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And the DSA explicitly supports programs like "universal daycare, eldercare, and paid family leave" as a way to help working-class and migrant women.
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I think it will get easier as she gets older, because she will no longer need to be in daycare three days a week.
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The policy has been roundly criticised as counterintuitive, disruptive and risky given it has pushed tens of thousands of pupils into daycare centres instead.
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The double-duty capacity is great if you're frequently on the go with the kids in tow, or if your child goes to daycare.
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Still, Easdon expressed frustration with the handling of the incident, and wrote that she had removed Kyler from the daycare and enrolled him elsewhere.
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The fire that killed five children in an overnight Pennsylvania daycare in August was sparked by a faulty extension cord, an investigation has revealed.
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When she wasn't available, I paid a trusted staff member from my daughter's daycare, a child-development major vetted by parents of her classmates.
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I'm up to help him get our three-year-old daughter, B., and our one-year-old son, F., up and ready for daycare.
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I pick up the dogs from daycare and one of the employees mentions that our younger dog has a weird mole on her mouth.
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I load up the car with my work bag, pump bag, Z., and coffee and we are off to daycare then work for me.
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Buttigieg vowed to invest $700 billion to ensure universal affordable daycare and pre-kindergarten education for the first five years of a child's life.
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An Ohio woman accused by authorities of operating an illegal daycare in her home was allegedly found passed out drunk by a child's grandparent.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) has also taken aim at child-care expenses, proposing universal daycare and preschool to ease the staggering cost facing families.
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And when an infant dies at a home daycare center due to neglect, justice for parents can be difficult, if not impossible, to achieve.
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One month after Martin first left Kellie Rynn at daycare, she received an urgent call from Wood instructing her to go to the hospital.
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Our boys are in kindergarten and no longer need daycare, however their aftercare program has offered to defer payments for parents who are federal workers.
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Thanks to safety and health regulations, it costs far more than buying some toys and hiring a couple of workers to set up a daycare.
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Back in 2012, Trinity Lutheran Church, in Columbia, Missouri, applied for a state grant to resurface the playground of the daycare and preschool it runs.
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She was looked at again for a similar allegation the following year, but she had three or fewer children at the daycare, the paper reports.
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An Arizona couple is demanding answers after their 1-year-old daughter was covered in bite marks following a day at a local daycare center.
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In Yonkers, four-year-old Khalil was in preschool and daycare, learning his ABCs; Khyla, ten, was earning good grades and taking up the saxophone.
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She has been fired from the Child Care of the Future daycare center and charged with simple assault and endangering the welfare of a child.
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The company says that it removed 45 percent of daycare centers, and cited a different set of metrics from that of the WSJ's analysis. Care.
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Next, they found a daycare that would be open to caring for Sadie, who is now on track developmentally and 90% off her feeding tube.
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Where else can I see someone wearing a straight-off-the-runway look to drop their crying kid off on their first day of daycare?
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I straighten up the kitchen, load and unload the dishwasher, and get the baby's bottles and food set up for daycare tomorrow while he plays.
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Wonderschool, a network of in-home daycare and preschools, plans to open 150 programs in New York City after raising $2.1 million in new funding.
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Harris then drove to The Home Depot corporate headquarters nearby, where he worked, rather than dropping Cooper off at daycare first, according to the charges.
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Harris then drove to the Home Depot corporate headquarters nearby, where he worked, rather than first dropping Cooper off at daycare, according to the charges.
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He has also said he would close tax loopholes for high-income earners and provide tax relief for families to cover the cost of daycare.
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The weather service is predicting icy rain tomorrow (a non-starter in Houston) so there is a high likelihood the kids' daycare will be closed.
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The law affects teachers, police officers, hospital employees and daycare workers in government agencies, and users of public services, from school to mass transit systems.
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Officers were called to the daycare on July 12, responding to reports of an infant who was having trouble breathing, according to the police statement.
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My husband takes the dog to doggie daycare for the day while I get my stuff together and prep a protein shake for the car.
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While I'm heating up a frozen chicken patty from Costco for a snack, the manager of our doggie daycare calls to check on our pup.
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Infant care at $10,400 is harsher, and the quality daycare preferred by people with incomes over $150,000 costs $11,652, according to Brookings analyst Grover Whitehurst.
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He wrote that the article overlooked one of the study's findings -- that some children who attend daycare appear to display less affection towards their mothers.
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Typically, there was a choice point during the drive where the parent could go to daycare or to another a destination (usually work or home).
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I swing by Target to pick up a pizza crust for dinner ($3.97), and then head to the dog daycare to pick up the pup.
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I walk over to The Voice, he'll walk over to Bring The Funny, and I have a little daycare that they've set up for me.
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"You see solutions that cater to larger employers, like on-site daycare centers, that are very inaccessible to smaller to mid-sized companies," says Bircher.
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Whitaker dropped his 133-year-old daughter off at school and forgot to drop his 23-month-old son off at daycare on Friday morning.
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Every morning, she crosses the city to take her son to a daycare located in their old neighborhood, where her family lived for ten years.
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Also, he showed his canine-loving side by carrying a bag from Healthy Spot -- a pet store that also does dog grooming and doggy daycare.
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Mars Petcare even employs a "Bark Boss," whose job it is to make sure the doggy daycare and the office's other pet activities run smoothly.
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Regional data showed that prices for education services plunged by more than 20 percent as states such as Hesse abolished additional fees for childrens' daycare.
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A few minutes later, she walks back out of the daycare with a baby, except this child is in a proper rear-facing car seat.
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"Picture this: You're about to leave for work, but suddenly, school or daycare is closed, a sitter or eldercare provider gets sick," the company said.
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Caring for South Africa's AIDS orphans Former school teacher Rosie Mashale ran a free daycare from her Cape Town, South Africa, home for 2000 years.
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These days, it's discipline, daycare, and upcoming doctors appointments, including prenatal appointments, followed by anything else related to baby number two (that's right, we're pregnant!).
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The money will be spent on improving the railway network, upgrading ports, shoring up areas prone to natural disaster and improving wages for daycare workers.
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When Joey went to pick up the couple's two older daughters from daycare, he told them he had a surprise waiting for them at home.
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The shift has created a boon for the daycare industry, with revenue expected to top $57 billion in 2019 and growing 4% year over year.
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For parents who work in essential services, the San Francisco Public Library and the Recreation and Park Department will serve as daycare centers for children.
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Child care startups, including home-based daycare networks, apps for finding child care, and benefits and business management software, are working hard to help families.
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Babies overcoming opioids At 7 weeks old, Oliveah just started daycare, and when she cries, her teachers ask all the usual questions: Is she hungry?
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Huntington, West Virginia (CNN)7-week-old Oliveah just started daycare, and when she cries, her teachers ask all the usual questions: Is she hungry?
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Give the edge to No. 3, with its dystopian daycare facility and rumination on growing up and going off to college, leaving childish things behind.
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According to LinkedIn, employees at Samsung can take advantage of perks like time off for volunteering, back-up daycare services and student loan refinancing programs.
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My sister has picked up the baby from daycare and comes over to visit; she's offered some gratis babysitting (the price is right!) so M.
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Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia requested funding for a playground on church property that's used by its licensed preschool and daycare, called the Learning Center.
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"When you pay for someone to care for your child and utilize a daycare center, these expenses qualify for the dependent care credit," he says.
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But, for the next 10 weeks, the benefit will only extend to workers who are caring for a child whose school or daycare has shut.
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Martin found an in-home daycare center, a middle-class suburban home situated behind a smattering of trees, run by a woman named Pamela Wood.
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The other requires that parents placing their children in home daycare must receive and sign a notification stating that they know the facility is uninsured.
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When Vlada Knowlton was taking her child to daycare one day, her 4-year-old talked about the difficulty of being assigned male at birth.
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After he leaves for the day at 6:30, I take a shower and get ready for work, make coffee, and take the dog to daycare.
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You may have seen the viral photo of a daycare sign scolding moms and dads to get off their phones and pay attention to their kids.
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The image was posted on Facebook on Friday by Juliana Farris Mazurkewicz, who took it as she arrived for pickup at her kids' daycare outside Houston.
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Currently, all 50 US states require the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine and other vaccinations prior to enrolling a child in daycare of elementary school.
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For maternity leave and affordable daycare and reproductive justice and better health care and less college debt and equality for all and a Listener in Chief.
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We also knew the employees at the daycare were underpaid because a different teacher also worked weekends at a grocery store to help support her family.
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So I figured I'd bring Rob to a friend's daycare center and see if he can really be hands-on when the kid is not plastic.
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And now ask yourself, what's the probability of them encountering these foods upon entering the world at large, say at daycare, kindergarten, or a friend's house?
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She worked for 18 years as a supervisor in the kitchen at Covert Public Schools before retiring and had been planning to open a daycare centre.
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We are a group of nurses with kids, and we've organized our own daycare for Wednesdays because kids are off from school on Wednesdays in France.
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After being indicted by a grand jury, Nething was arrested at the daycare center where she worked, the arrest report stated, according to the News Journal.
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But when I think back on those early days and imagine daycare drop-offs and all the other hassle, I know the extra money can wait.
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"I take my daughter to the CBD Daycare to be cared for while I'm at school trying to focus on graduating," Salgado wrote in her Feb.
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I finally drag myself out of bed when my husband, A., comes back upstairs to get the dogs so he can take them both to daycare.
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According to CBS 5, the daycare called a beekeeper to take care of the hive on Friday, but the earliest they could come was Monday evening.
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"Wage earners need to get to jobs, kids need to get to school and daycare," said Mary Jean Ryan, director of Community Center for Education Results.
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"It's typically transmitted just by contact—a kiss from a relative, kids playing in daycare," says Sami Gottlieb, a medical officer at the World Health Organization.
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I am about to be late for work if I don't hustle my son to daycare for his 8.5 hours of mini- Lord of the Flies.
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The accusations collected by the Children's Institute resulted in a staggering 321 counts of child abuse being leveled at seven daycare staff members by 41 children.
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Turnbull sought to raise doubts over Dutton's ability to continue sitting in parliament, with reports he has financial interests in daycare centers which receive government funding.
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The woman who paid for R. Kelly's bail got a bomb threat at a business she reportedly owns ... which just so happens to be a daycare.
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Glide's budget goes toward providing roughly 20183,000 free meals a day, shelter, HIV and Hepatitis C tests, job training, and children's daycare and after-school programs.
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Dutton, who has financial interests in daycare centers that receive government funding, risks falling foul of Australia's constitution, which bans lawmakers from benefiting from state funds.
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A North Carolina family is mourning the death of a 10-month-old boy who died on Wednesday after choking on a pine cone at daycare.
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Cruz applied to and considered several entry-level positions, but none made sense given the salaries and the amount she would need to spend on daycare.
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There was also a bank, laundry, telegraph, post office, daycare center, walk-in clinic, hairdresser's salon, grocery store, department store, and movie theater for 19173 spectators . . .
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"Given that early childhood is a pivotal developmental stage for the emergence of healthy habits, altering daycare culture around meals is critical," Zucker said by email.
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To take a break from her job, Cecilio goes to the daycare at 3 pm each day to meet her husband while he picks up Ezio.
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In my case, I calculated my hourly rate for my work as a mother at just $15 an hour, what the closest daycare would have cost.
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The adoptive father dropped a sibling off at daycare earlier and reportedly forgot the infant was still in her car seat after returning home, police said .
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Because a lot of women don't have daycare or don't have kids ... You know, like if they're working a job and they want to do this.
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Clearly, people rely on instincts in a variety of situations such as deciding which job to take, which daycare is best, and who you should date.
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Critics say that this, combined with other factors such as low wages, weak maternity policies, and inadequate daycare support, discourages many adults from starting a family.
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I support common feminist causes such as access to contraception, sex education, scholarships and grants for college-bound single mothers, paid maternity leave, and daycare assistance.
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But if you hear there's a daycare three towns over where something's going on and you're sneaking in there with a video camera, that's not right.
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Each morning, she says, she has them wake up, eat breakfast and get dressed at the same time they would if they were going to daycare.
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And with schools and daycare centers closed across the country, many parents have few job protections if they take time off to care for their kids.
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Elaine Harris, the owner of the daycare, suffered burns as she tried to escape, and was later injured in a car crash after leaving the location.
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One grandmother, I'll never forget it: She lost her grandkids in the daycare that was on the first floor of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.
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Psaki, too, was at home with her infant daughter on Monday — the White House might work through a snow day, but federal daycare centers do not.
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"Visit a few daycare centers before the baby is born, and get a feel for the environment and ask about waiting lists and enrollment," she says.
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We pop E. in the stroller, and I head out the door in time for my call, dropping her at daycare along my way to work.
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Andreessen Horowitz led a $20 million investment into Wonderschool, a start-up that helps educators go entrepreneurial by starting their own daycare or in-home preschool.
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In 2014, similar circumstances lead to the death of Tabatha Noble's son Hunter, who also suffocated at a home daycare when he was two months old.
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Websites cataloging the minimum standards of operation are careful to note that a license to operate a daycare facility is not an indicator of quality care.
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I chug a quarter of it on my way to my first daycare and pour the rest in a small insulated coffee mug to keep it cold.
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I've spent most of my time in the house with my toddlers instead of taking them to daycare, so I can save on gas and childcare expenses.
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The author's story took a tragic turn when, years after she left the Christian denomination, her infant son died the first day she took him to daycare.
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I am reluctant to move, but my husband, A., is working a day shift today, so I need to drop off one of our dogs at daycare.
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For aquatic life, nurseries serve as a sort of unsupervised daycare where groups of young fish can grow without the fear of being hunted by larger prey.
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The day Kellie Rynn suffocated, 22 other children were being looked after by her daycare provider—over a dozen more than the legal limit for South Carolina.
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Though he assumed Papini may have gone for a walk, he called the children's daycare and found out they were not picked up by Papini as planned.
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That entrepreneurial life — which included a daycare center and a pajamas manufacturer — required her to speak multiple languages and learn the ins-and-outs of several cultures.
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But when Woody (Hanks), Buzz (Allen), and their friends are accidentally taken to a local daycare, they wonder if their future has more in store for them.
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"I assumed I dropped them off at daycare before I went to work," Rodriguez told officers when they arrived, according to court documents obtained by ABC News.
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In 2013, the company built a 394-unit housing community within walking distance of its offices that included its own sports bar, outdoor pool, and pet daycare.
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The quick-thinking daycare workers are being credited by doctors for saving Adrie from even more pain by using tape to remove the stingers from her skin.
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The prefrontal cortex enables a parent to plan a route, including the plan to bring their child to the daycare, rather than to drive straight to work.
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He wrote the letter in the response to an article about a government study that concluded sending kids to daycare does not negatively impact their cognitive development.
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The paper also reports Hurt was arrested in 2014 after her then 3-year-old daughter was dropped off at daycare with a gash on her head.
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B's Daycare, in Spring Hill, lawyered up just days after parent, Daniel Dameron, posted multiple reviews of the child care center on several websites, FOX 13 reported .
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In regions where the ban has been implemented, kids need to be either fully immunized to attend daycare, or be placed in a recognized catch-up schedule.
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Have better daycare, better you know, childcare benefits, better education and training programs, and deal with the people who are disrupted by abrupt change by providing support.
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The owner of the Orlando daycare where a 3-year-old boy died after being left in a hot van expressed remorse during a Wednesday press conference.
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Two children who were classmates at the same Downtown Miami daycare center got sick and died just days apart, and health officials believe meningitis is to blame.
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Chariot for Women also requires that all drivers pass Massachusetts' Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) check, the same deep background check used in daycare centers and schools.
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Georgia's legislation, applying to licensed gun owners ages 21 and older, would have banned weapons at campus housing and sports facilities but not at university daycare centers.
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Spriggs and Jordan were arrested in November 2013 after the state's Child Protective Services and local police started looking into allegations of abuse at the daycare center.
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Authorities on Friday identified the Texas boy who died after being left in a hot van after a daycare field trip as 3-year-old Raymond Pryer.
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Records showed that the boy allegedly had been listed as being accounted for when the bus returned to daycare from the trip, the constable office's statement said.
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The sheriff's office said the aircraft, a Piper PA-28, crashed into the daycare center shortly after takeoff from a nearby airfield, according to the Associated Press.
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The injured victim flown to Pittsburgh was identified by the Erie Times-News as Elaine Harris, the owner of the house and the operator of the daycare.
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The threats have stoked fears of a resurgence in anti-Semitism and forced the evacuation of many Jewish community centers, including some with daycare for young children.
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A 26-year-old Texas daycare teacher had to have his foot amputated after contracting a flesh-eating bacteria infection that could have led to his death.
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During the police investigation into the abuse claims, a child-service nonprofit group known as the Children's Institute conducted examinations of 400 children who attended the daycare.
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Parents or caregivers change their routine — maybe a mom takes the child to daycare instead of the dad — and forget that their kid is in the backseat.
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The Synder proposal would require that schools, daycare centers, nursing homes and government facilities be notified when the water in their building reaches those levels of contamination.
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Poleon, who took over the daycare this year so her mother could retire, ventured out after the storm to find large parts of the roof were gone.
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Alexsa Foster's husband, Dane Foster, was arrested last week by ICE after they dropped their daughter off of at daycare in Westampton, news site NJ.com reported Thursday.
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I love it when I exercise before work, but with daycare drop-off and other tasks to complete, it can be a challenge to find the time.
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But an Urban Institute study published last year found that support for daycare education programs declined if people were informed that paying for them might increase taxes.
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Americans over the age of 50 are strongly opposed to the idea of using taxpayer dollars to provide universal daycare or preschool, according to a new poll.
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Five children were killed in an early morning fire that consumed the front of a building in Pennsylvania that is listed as a daycare, authorities said Sunday.
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I started to head back toward the Financial District and passed a doggy daycare called PupCulture that had a sign out front advertising CBD products for dogs.
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Clisham later saw two rangers picking up soiled toilet paper from one of the dirty sites, essentially filling in as doggie daycare attendants for grown-ass humans.
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Rivers says she fell behind on her mortgage in 2015 when her daycare business started to decline and a family member stole money from her bank account.
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After waiting 20 minutes, Ferguson told the daycare center owner that the baby was unresponsive "at which time a call was made to 911," the statement says.
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If you're healthy, perhaps it's worth looking into babysitting, which may help out parents who are in a bind because daycare centers and schools are shut down.
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Because of this, many parents in the UK rely on "informal" means of childcare (aka asking family members to babysit) instead of more formal means, like daycare.
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That leaves parents, particularly low-income ones, with an impossible choice: Quit working or send a child to an affordable, but substandard — and possibly unlicensed — daycare center.
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C. is already gone when I get up, so I get myself ready and take the dog on a quick walk before dropping her off at daycare.
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A Colorado daycare owner was arrested on charges of child abuse this week, a month after police found 26 toddlers behind a "false wall" in her basement.
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Thornton, who vowed she would fight to keep her daycare company open, said she had been friends for years with the family of the child who died.
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The day Kellie Rynn suffocated, 22 other children were being looked after by her daycare provider—over a dozen more than the legal limit for South Carolina.
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So, we have three in elementary school and one in preschool, and the youngest is about to turn 3, and she attends a daycare-type preschool, as well.
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While daycare supervisors tried to remove the fruit from his airway and performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, the young boy went into cardiac arrest for 30 excruciating minutes.
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They also get four months of maternity leave and we also provide a free daycare center so that they continue to work and raise their child without worry.
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Assuming your child is under age 215.3, you can use the money to cover daycare and before- or after-school care expenses, as well as care at home.
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Nowadays, kids are socialized at much younger ages through daycare and school, so "this idea that your only child will be lonely doesn't hold up anymore," she says.
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Dmitriyev started keeping a photo diary of the girl&aposs wellbeing after the staff at her daycare noticed marks on her body and suspected Dmitriyev of beating her.
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In addition to geographical expansion, DogBuddy says it will invest further in marketing to raise awareness of home dog boarding, doggy daycare and dog walking amongst dog owners.
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I gave B. the night off since he's been Super-Dad this week while L. is on call, and I've got to grab S. from daycare before 303.
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We recently made the decision to remove unclaimed daycare listings, representing 45% of the total day care listings, to help ensure more clarity and transparency to our users.
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To make up for lower pay, Gwangju plans to build 1,100 homes as well as daycare and gym facilities in the factory complex, with the central government's help.
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Now that I work from home all the time, she technically doesn't need to go to daycare, but I still like her to get the socialization and exercise.
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Every daycare had a long wait list, she couldn't afford a full-time nanny, and Halsall had concerns about the quality of care for every option, she said.
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My husband handles daycare drop-off when I'm busy and luckily, my commute is under 60.663 miles door-to-door, and I'm at the office by 6:15.
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Mom Says Daughter's Skin Soon Revealed An Allergic Reaction Salgado "immediately" contacted the daycare center's director via texts after discovering what happened in the alleged incident last Thursday.
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"They're doing great!" their father, Prince Albert, tells PEOPLE, adding that the twins swim twice daily, are learning their ABCs and have begun playing with others in daycare.
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A universal observation I have made is that each parent's brain appears to have created the false memory that he or she had brought the child to daycare.
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"You just saw a smile on her face every time she came to pick up her daughter," Maria Sharp, co-director of the daycare, told the Associated Press.
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The average cost of daycare in the US is $11,666, according to the National Association of Child Resource and Referral Agencies, though the cost varies widely by state.
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The morning after she disappeared, Tibbetts&apos family reported her missing after she didn&apost show up to her job at a daycare center in a nearby town.
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According to the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), in 23 states it costs more to send your child to daycare than it does to send them to public college.
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If you don't want to run a daycare out of your home, you can still start a childcare business like being a babysitter, nanny, au pair, or tutor.
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On the corner of Avenue D and 11th Street, where the island's daycare center is now located, the Navy buried trash and "burned debris," a Navy survey found.
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After hanging up the phone, Ormond, a preschool teacher and recent Howard University graduate, says she rushed to the daycare — which was just a 17-minute drive away.
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She took a day off work to come to the social services office and try to resolve the issue and get her child back in daycare, Schreibersdorf said.
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Step 9: When your baby is in daycare, tally the cost throughout the day and continually doubt that what you are doing with your time is worth it.
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Ryan has never loved the job; he oozes aggravation when discussing intra-party debates over "micro-tactics," and friends say he feels like he's running a daycare center.
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Even though Ryan is one of the most powerful people in the country, his friends said "he feels like he's running a daycare center" in Washington, per Politico.
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If you'll regularly bring the playpen to playdates, a daycare center, or to a relative's house, one that is not comprised of multiple pieces is a better pick.
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City and County government services — like fire and police stations — grocery stores, hospitals, banks, pharmacies, hardware stores, daycare centers, and veterinary offices will stay open, with some restrictions.
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A Department of Services for Children, Youth, and Their Families spokesperson said the daycare facility had no "noncompliance issues" listed in its May inspection, The News Journal reports.
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Last week, a stray bullet found its way to a 40-year-old Illinois mother of eight as she was driving her four youngest children home from daycare.
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Tythedogguy, who works at a doggy daycare, is a solid account to follow if you want to see lots of sweet faces getting the nice treats they deserve.
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He dreams of having his own business, an auto body store, with perhaps a daycare attached "to help take care of the people in the community," he says.
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But I know she still takes a two-hour nap at daycare and we are going to my sister's later, so I don't want her to be cranky.
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A New Jersey daycare operation has been shuttered for violations days after a mother says she picked up her 6-month-old daughter covered in bruises and scratches.
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She says she rushed past the daycare owner to find her child's entire face "red, bruised, swollen and scratched," with additional scratches on her right foot and hand.
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"We are hoping people will think of a child in their neighborhood or a daycare situation where they haven't seen a little girl in a while," she says.
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Three of those siblings shared the same father: Lawrence Park Volunteer firefighter Luther Jones, 29, who was responding to an automatic fire alarm when the daycare flames erupted.
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The Erie Fire Department responded to the daycare incident, and it wasn't until hours later that Jones received the tragic news that three of his children had died.
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We see adults that have to stay at home with their kid because they can't go to school or got kicked out of every daycare in the community.
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When I want to go to the gym, I have to make sure the daycare is open, and we leave the house as a gaggle to go there.
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It's OK to press about whether a school, church or daycare has had issues with abuse in the past, and if they have, what they did about it.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has made increasing the number of women workers a key part of his economic plan, pledging, among various measures, to increase daycare for children.
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No charges have been filed against the unidentified female driver of the van, which is owned by the daycare provider Little Miracles Academy, Orlando police said on Wednesday.
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Warren goes much much further by suggesting the government set up and staff centers for babies and toddlers to guarantee working parents, and specifically mothers, quality daycare options.
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At that point, it's worth following up with teachers, coaches, daycare providers, or anyone else who regularly interacts with your child if they have relevant observations, she notes.
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The New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) has helped these communities create more than 275,000 jobs and has financed more than 5,000 businesses, hospitals, daycare centers and manufacturing plants.
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Brooklyn Decker had a hard time parting with her son Hank on his first day of daycare – though the little cutie wasn't quite as torn up about leaving Mom.
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High daycare costs mean many new mothers opt out of their professions or return part-time, generally working part-time until children reach the age of nine, statistics show.
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Instead, she discusses cases of women accused of killing children, such as Melissa Calusinski, who was convicted in 2009 of killing a toddler at the daycare where she worked.
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The daycare was also cited for "unsanitary conditions," and the bathroom emitted a foul odor and did not have toilet tissue or liquid soap, according to the inspection records.
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For the study, the researchers observed the gestures made by toddlers in their natural "habitat," such as at home or at daycare, and with peers, relatives, and caregivers present.
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A Florida daycare worker was sentenced to nearly a year in county jail after a toddler in her care died in a hot van last summer, multiple outlets report.
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Defense attorneys say that Harris is a loving father who would never harm his son, and that he forgot to drive him to daycare and drove to work instead.
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Whereas Corker once responded to the president by calling the White House an "adult daycare," the current targets of Trump's barbs mostly try not to fire back at him.
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While on a lengthy waitlist for a subsidized daycare spot, she learned about another free campus babysitting service meant to serve as a stopgap for coverage during class hours.
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Yang, an entrepreneur from New York, added he supported California's standard for vaccination, which requires children attending school or daycare to be vaccinated unless they have a medical exemption.
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Assisted living and home healthcare costs are "high" compared to national figures, but adult daycare costs average $22020,221 per year, "low" compared to national numbers, according to Senior Advice.
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The daycare had an outbreak of kennel cough a few weeks before, so they're trying to be extra cautious when it comes to dogs showing any signs of sickness.
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Melissa Calusinski, the daycare worker convicted in 2011 of the first-degree murder of a 16-month-old boy, was denied a new trial Friday by an Illinois judge.
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Christine Eaton*, 35, lives and works in San Francisco, CA and her two-year-old's monthly toddler daycare is more expensive than her mortgage payment — $2,350 and $2,250, respectively.
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We end up talking about kids (she's on the fence about having them) and I shock her by telling her how much daycare and preschool cost in our area.
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Days when the dog goes to daycare are great because he's so tired he doesn't want to go on a walk in the evening, which gives us extra time.
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The state also expanded "active labour-market policies", such as training and job matching, subsidised daycare to help women work full-time, and required the unemployed to seek work.
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Police have arrested a 20-year-old Oklahoma man for allegedly shooting and then beheading his grandmother and her husband in their home, which doubled as a daycare center.
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The Sheriff's Office does not know what time the boy arrived at the daycare, or what happened between then and the time he was found deceased inside the van.
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On Tuesday, Taylor Bush dropped off 2-month-old baby girl Di'Yanni L. Griffin and her sons at Nana's Home Daycare on Giddings Road, she told News 5 Cleveland.
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"She was everybody's mama," Katie Gilbert told WLOX, noting she met McCord 10 years ago because she worked at the daycare where she sent all three of her children.
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Hopefully, we can work out a situation with childcare, whether it's daycare or getting nannies or babysitters, where we can both continue to do what we like to do.
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Most people, if they know of the Satanic Panic, know of it due to satanic ritual abuse, a rash of false allegations made against daycare centers in the '80s.
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I generally charge: $30/day for doggy daycare at my house, $50/day for overnight boarding at someone else's house, and $100/day for babysitting — less for evening gigs.
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A Missouri daycare center must pay its employees overtime wages because it qualified as a "preschool" under federal wage-and-hour law, a federal appeals court ruled on Thursday.
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A New Jersey mother has been left "heartbroken" and "defeated" after she found her 6-month-old baby daughter covered in bruises and scratches at daycare earlier this week.
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During a pandemic with high rates of disease and death, public health officials may need to close daycare centers and schools to help prevent the spread of the virus.
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I pick up the kids from daycare, and I'm happy to hear that A. had a great day, plus I got a very positive report on her bathroom habits.
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Terry told local station WTVR that he believed his daughter had struggled with someone in her front yard as she was getting ready to drive her children to daycare.
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The main tactic we saw in Florida was they said if the legislation passes, we would see liability insurance for running schools, daycare centers, and recreation leagues become unaffordable.
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Will we have the equivalent to people giving their babies Aspirin or Tylenol and sending them off to the daycare, so they don't have to keep them at home?
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Many healthcare workers are facing the strain of fighting the coronavirus at work while scrambling to figure out childcare for their children, as daycare facilities and schools shut down.
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Some daycare centers are already closing and others will likely have trouble to keep up with the demand if schools continue to close in other parts of the country.
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But after her daycare shut down—and after the library and local pool were closed indefinitely, and her karate classes canceled—our simple answers were starting to feel inadequate.
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These business owners run the Main Street businesses that all of us turn to daily—the beauty salon, car repair shops, daycare centers, dog-sitting services and so on.
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While most people can't afford to just kick out their roommates and send their pets to daycare, they can stay in their rooms and cover their coughs and sneezes.
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We would like the next Mandalorian season to be just Daddy Mando and Baby Yoda jamming in the car on their way to space daycare, please and thank you.
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ECE is not what I imagined doing with my life, but at my friend's suggestion, I tried assisting in a daycare and realized I had a knack for it.
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Her one year old had strangled going down a slide at her daycare center when the cord dangling from the hood of her red sweatshirt caught in a crevice.
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You more than likely live in a daycare desert, so you don't have childcare for your children, or if there is childcare it's either low quality or too expensive.
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The Massachusetts Democrat said the plan will allow the federal government to partner with local child-care providers to create daycare centers, preschools, and in-home options for everyone.
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He's always been the one for her, something she tells Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) because Amelia is the one home at Owen's house when Leo had to go home from daycare.
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I'm not crazy about sending my son to daycare because I feel like he's still really young, but having one of us stay home longer isn't really a financial option.
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On the side of the facility beyond the chain-link cells, six young children played in an area resembling a mini-daycare with a play mat, toys and a stroller.
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In an essay for the Daily Mail, Hilary Freeman wrote about the daycare center she planned to enroll her daughter in — until she met the "lovely" but "obese" nursery assistant.
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We are also on a tighter budget, because of the expensive daycare and my working part-time, so eating out is limited to just a couple of times a week.
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A judge saw it Glory's way and ordered Griner to fork over $2,516 per month PER KID in child support ... PLUS another $2,835 per month to pay for daycare services.
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A daycare worker built an elaborate "drug den" inside a YMCA laundry room cabinet where she hid to smoke meth while on the job working with infants, court documents allege.
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Its platform also takes care of the administrative tasks that can bog down in-home daycare providers, like marketing and payments, and helps them meet state healthy and safety standards.
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For Melva Noakes — who with husband Warren, 45, has been caring for children, either as a foster parent or daycare owner, for 25 years — the grief will never be gone.
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Jenny Barker, the man's wife, went to the daycare later that evening to pick up the children only to be told that Katera was never dropped off, the newspaper reported.
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A woman who takes care of the girl usually dropped her at daycare in the mornings but on Friday the woman drove to work, the affiliate said, citing officials' account.
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To limit cases of crypto, the CDC is discouraging people from going swimming or attending daycare with diarrhea, and is instructing people to wash their hands after interacting with animals.
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A father who happened to be dropping off his child at her unlicensed center, Uptown DayCare, freed the boy from the noose, saving his life, local station WAND 17 reports.
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Absent this help, parents got information on Medicaid and CHIP from advertising on radio, television, the Internet and public transit as well as outreach at community centers and daycare facilities.
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Instead, her husband decided to rejoin the Army and she stays home to take care of their 5-year-old daughter so that they don't have to pay for daycare.
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"We are all at a loss, trying to figure out how this happened," she said, noting the kids were staying at the residence, an overnight daycare, while their parents worked.
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While about half of the daycare programs did provide sunscreen for students, 77 percent of these programs didn't allow kids to apply the sunscreen themselves, researchers report in JAMA Dermatology.
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For low-income families making $2100,280 or less a year, daycare accounts for more than 35% of the total cost of raising a kid in their first year of life.
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The 1995 bombing of a federal building in Oklahoma City that killed 168 people, including 21 kids in a daycare center, was associated with if not inspired by white supremacy.
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Families are still struggling to make ends meet, and I often hear from families who are paying more for daycare for their young children than they are on their mortgage.
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She also went into detail about her campaign proposal for universal childcare, recounting her own difficulties finding and paying for daycare for her children while pursuing education and a career.
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We hear from first responders, investigators, journalists, and parents of children trapped in the first floor daycare center, as well as those who later witnessed McVeigh's testimony, jailing, and death.
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Burke also heard from an eyewitness that the 39-year-old victim and his wife ran a daycare in one of the apartments overlooking the street where he was killed.
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A series of investigations of the soil beneath the daycare center – used by military families from 1985-20213 – measured levels of lead, DDT, arsenic, vanadium and dioxins above EPA limits.
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Fugitive: Berny Figueroa -- When a toddler inexplicably dies after spending a day in daycare, doctors determine that the cause of death is blunt force trauma -- and the babysitter mysteriously vanishes.
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Or when her bus stalls on its way home, and she knows her infant son will need to go directly to sleep after she picks him up late from daycare.
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When my first son was born in 2014, I decided (at the last minute) that daycare costs weren't worth the stress of a longer commute, and I quit my job.
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Candidates and policymakers should focus spending on targeted benefits and policies that support early-childhood education, skills training, subsidized daycare and housing, and other investments that support families and workers.
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For example, babies who attend daycare may catch the cold six to eight times a year, while babies who don&apost tend to have fewer colds, about two or three.
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In all industries, women get paid less than men, so whether it's a lower wage industry, such as teaching or daycare, if men are in it, they still get more.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Fourteen dogs in a western Canadian pet daycare and boarding facility died on Saturday after a mechanical malfunction caused heat to continuously enter their kennels, the organization said.
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Meanwhile, 18 states including Washington and Oregon have introduced so-called "philosophical" exemptions for parents who want their kids to skip vaccines while continuing to attend public school or daycare.
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When Rachel Jungling dropped off her twins, Anders and Linnea, at daycare on a morning in January, she brought them in the way she usually did, resting in their carseats.
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This also seemed like something that bordered on parody, the kind of thing I'd see only on the Los Feliz Daycare Twitter account, which didn't sit too well with me.
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The next morning, after dropping my kid off at daycare and walking my dog through the chilly air, I sit down in front of Monster Hunter: World (and Diablos) again.
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The Harris Family Daycare in Erie, where a blaze killed four siblings and a child of the owner, apparently didn't have enough smoke detectors, Erie Fire Chief Guy Santone said.
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In addition to basic connectivity issues, younger children might be home from school or daycare, making older siblings their de facto caretakers and teachers while parents are still at work.
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TOKYO, March 6 (Reuters) - At Stella Kids daycare in central Tokyo, school children spend the day sitting at separate individual tables, spaced far apart, and facing away from their peers.
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Ho is encouraging some startups to offer their employees time off, though not necessarily paid, or the flexibility to work from home if their children's schools or daycare centers close.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's launched his "Womenomics" program in 2013, which has increased the rate of replacement pay for those on parental leave and expanded the capacity of daycare facilities.
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An Israeli government official told two gay fathers one of them had to state he was their children&aposs "mother" for documentation in order to register the kids for daycare.
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But the tenderness Alma lets herself show when calming down a rambunctious kid at daycare or genuinely apologizing to Becca gives her a relatable, sympathetic quality that BoJack typically lacks.
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A police affidavit said Faith repeatedly told officers there were no children in the daycare, but one officer found the false wall after hearing the sound of a child crying.
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Authorities said Faith&aposs daycare license permitted her to care for only six children, and no more than two of them could be under the age of two years old.
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Riley's owner, Tonya Mosteller, told a local CBS affiliate that the family had driven past the daycare earlier that day, and Riley had seen a group of dogs playing together.
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In introducing the plan, Warren told the story of her own struggles as a working mother and how her Aunt Bee flew to the rescue after a bad daycare experience.
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Like thousands of parents across the country, Martin left her infant daughter in a home daycare because she needed to return to work as soon as possible after giving birth.
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Wood was anxious to return to her house, Martin recalled, to care for the other five children she was allowed charge of, in accordance with South Carolina's home daycare regulations.
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Dozens of preschools in New Zealand changed their food policy after a toddler nearly suffocated on a piece of fruit at his daycare and was left permanently paralyzed, local outlets reported.
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Unfortunately, E. and I both really need to be at work, but S. obviously can't go to daycare and the doctor had said to call if she developed a high fever.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Health Minister Jens Spahn has drawn up draft legislation to oblige parents to get their children vaccinated against measles or else face fines and their exclusion from daycare.
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The six months my son was in daycare was great for my productivity, but we needed more help, so we moved in with my parents in Washington, D.C., this past fall.
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Although daycares are not our primary offering to the millions of members we serve, we have also provided a directory of daycare centers for families who prefer care outside the home.
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"They're doing great!" he previously told PEOPLE, adding that the twins swim twice daily, are learning their ABCs in both French and English and have begun playing with others in daycare.
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"My daughter loves her class, but I feel like I'm working just to pay for her daycare costs," Wright said of her $229,000 monthly childcare bill for her two-year-old.
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Her son's daycare has surveillance cameras with a feed parents can watch any time; she feels "almost inappropriate" logging on, and also like it finally gave her a sense of security.
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This scientific anomaly explains why these parents went about their routine activities, which even included telling others that they needed to leave work on time to retrieve their child from daycare.
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"If you insist on forcing women to carry to term, why do you refuse to talk about comprehensive sex-ed, the maternal mortality rate, free daycare, paid maternity leave?" she said.
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They will be for sale for the amount of the bill they are painted on, and 100% of profit goes to the debts of these daycare centers through the Publicidar foundation.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, norovirus is a "highly contagious virus" and "can spread quickly in closed places like daycare centers, nursing homes, schools, and cruise ships."
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Dogs are at the highest risk of contracting the virus at animal shelters, boarding kennels, grooming salons, canine daycare, dog parks and other locations where the animals are in close quarters.
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Its dark occult fantasies helped to spark the rash of wildly dramatic, highly unfounded accusations of satanic ritual abuse that were attached to a string of daycare centers throughout the 1980s.
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Toy Story 4 comes nearly a decade after the third installment, which found everyone's favorite rag-tag group of toys being passed on from longtime owner Andy to daycare student Bonnie.
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Right away, results showed elevated levels of lead, dioxins, DDT – an insecticide that disrupts the human endocrine system – and other contaminants beneath the schoolyard, daycare center and yards of some homes.
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Meena Ahmadi, who works at the communications ministry, said several of her colleagues do not bring their kids to daycare after the attack and some of them had chosen to resign.
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Around the same time, brightly colored leaflets announcing a SPECIAL TRACK FOR VOLUNTARY DEPARTURE FROM ISRAEL OF INFILTRATORS began appearing outside African-frequented food stands, secondhand shops, churches, and daycare centers.
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KDVR reported that she owned a daycare in California in the '90s, which was also reportedly closed due to repeated overcrowded violations — one instance involved 44 children with only three adults.
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