(2) Caregivers
Usual caregivers
Those who take care of the subject child on a daily basis, regardless of the hours
Nurses, etc. at nursery schools
Incl. nurses at authorized and unauthorized (e.g. baby hotels) nursery facilities
Nursery mothers
A collective name for those authorized by local governments, in order to take care of a small number of infants at home. Also "home welfare workers" and "nursery rooms at home"
Baby sitters Those who take care of infants at infants' homes
Major caregivers during the day
Those who spend the longest hours with the surveyed child during weekdays, among the above usual caregivers
Nurses, etc.
Incl. "Nurses, etc. at nursery schools," "Nursery mothers" and/or "Baby sitters"
Major nursing patterns
The combination of the "major caregivers during the day," over the periods of the 1st through 4th surveys
Major caregivers during the day
1st survey
2nd survey
3rd survey
4th survey
Parents only
Mother/Father
Mother/Father
Mother/Father
Mother/Father
Nurses, etc. since two years old or younger
Nurses, etc. since zero year old
Nurses, etc.
Nurses, etc.
Nurses, etc.
Nurses, etc.
Parents, and then nurses, etc. since one year old
Mother/Father
Nurses, etc.
Nurses, etc.
Nurses, etc.
Parents, and then nurses, etc. since two years old
Mother/Father
Mother/Father
Nurses, etc.
Nurses, etc.
Parents, and then nurses, etc. since three years old
Mother/Father
Mother/Father
Mother/Father
Nurses, etc.
Parents, and then kindergarten teachers since three
years old
Mother/Father
Mother/Father
Mother/Father
Kindergarten teachers