childnurse

noun
UK /ˈtʃaɪldnɜːs/
US /ˈtʃaɪldnɜːrs/

A childnurse is a person who takes care of children.

The childnurse read a story to the little boy before his nap.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A nurse specially trained to care for sick children.

The childnurse checked the child's temperature every hour.

3. A person employed to look after children in a family home.

They hired a childnurse to help with the twins.

4. An older term for a woman who breastfed or cared for another woman's baby.

In the old story, a childnurse raised the orphaned prince.