Daycares are facilities that provide care and supervision for young children, typically ranging from infants to preschool age. They offer a safe environment where children can play, learn, and socialize with their peers. Daycares often have structured activities, including arts and crafts, storytime, and outdoor play, to promote development and learning. Parents usually enroll their children in daycares while they work or attend school. Daycares can be run by private individuals, organizations, or community centers, and they may vary in size and services offered. Many daycares also focus on early childhood education, preparing children for future schooling.