I think that it can be your choice:
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The US Dept. of Health and Human Services NCCIC is the National Child Care Information and Technical Assistance Center.
The term day care is going through the process that many similar two-word phrases are going through currently. Typically, they consist of two nouns, of which the first is used adjectivally (for example, car park). Through repeated use, the words become closely connected in people's minds and they start to be written with a hyphen (car-park). Eventually the connection becomes so close that the hyphen no longer feels necessary, and behold, you have a new word (carpark), though the previous forms will still occur.
So the answer to your question is yes, it can be, but no, it does not have to be. The phrase is in a state of development, like so much of the English language, and day care, day-care, and daycare are all likely to be found. There is no authority that can say that any of them is wrong, or that only one of them is right, and it will probably be decades before we reach such a point (if ever). So for the time being you can pick the version that you prefer, unless you have to conform to a particular house style.
The correct spelling is "daycare."
Daycare is not two words and it is not 'on' word. It is one word. That's in my part of England anyway. Does it matter? You could have day-care although the provided spell checker doesn't like it presented that way. But presumably you're not going to be guided by the spell checker otherwise you wouldn't have needed to ask the question. As 'it' is not a fundamental word you could I suggest do what you like with it (them). We will all understand, providing you spell each of them this way.
Daycare is not two words and it is not 'on' word. It is one word. That's in my part of England anyway. Does it matter? You could have day-care although the provided spell checker doesn't like it presented that way. But presumably you're not going to be guided by the spell checker otherwise you wouldn't have needed to ask the question. As 'it' is not a fundamental word you could I suggest do what you like with it (them). We will all understand, providing you spell each of them this way.
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One, it's a compound word.
creche
You have to ask your daycare if they do or if will have to supply one
daycare, creche
home daycare doesn't hold as many laws as a public one...
One can get a job in daycare by having proper qualification. One also needs to visit a job center to find available day care jobs and apply to all of them. One can also go on sites like Kijiji to get a daycare job.
one way to make an eevee egg is to put a luxray and an eevee in the daycare and after a while there will be an egg then go to the daycare ladies husband (out infront of the daycare center) and he will have the egg
Yes, it is possible. I've seen it myself I work at a daycare. I've have not seen it at the current daycare I work at, but I have seen it at the previous daycare I worked at. That is one of the reasons why I quit.
When your pokemon is in daycare, every one step, is one exp point Pokemon do not evolve in daycare however. hope it helps!
put it in daycare with another serperior or a ditto any level
Why are you looking for two daycare licenses for the same location? Without knowing that, it would be hard to answer your question.
A child who is in first grade sometimes does go to daycare either before school, or to some after school child care. The age range in daycare centers depends on each one.
Children who attend preschools and daycare learn early on how to interact with others.