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child care

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Noun1.child care - a service involving care for other people's childrenchild care - a service involving care for other people's children
service - an act of help or assistance; "he did them a service"
day care, daycare - childcare during the day while parents work


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The child care tax deduction is of vital importance to look at for couples with children 12 (twelve) and under This vital tax deduction can realistically be the saving grace many destitute parents are looking for The child care tax deduction is of vital importance to look at for couples with children 12 (twelve) and under.
The National Association of State Child Care Administrators has been staying abreast of federal policy developments that would directly affect the Child Care and Development Fund and other related early care and education programs.
In Rockford, Illinois, 33 half-day PFA classes are embedded in 13 child care centers and one family child care network.
 
 
 
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