nanny
Pronunciation: [ˈnæni]
Word
Context: “relationship”
(noun) a nanny is a person who takes care of children, usually in their own home. They help with daily activities like playing, feeding, and teaching kids while their parents are busy.
Example
The nanny took the children to the park every day for some fun and fresh air.
Example
The kids were sad because their nanny had to leave for a new job.
Example
What activities does the nanny do with the children?
Context: “childcare”
(noun) a nanny can also be someone hired to provide personal care for young children, often on a full-time basis. This means they spend many hours each day looking after the kids.
Example
Her nanny helps her with homework and plays games with her after school.
Example
He decided not to hire a nanny because he wanted to care for the children himself.
Example
How many hours per week does a nanny usually work?
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