cradlecity

noun
UK /ˈkreɪdəlˌsɪti/
US /ˈkreɪdəlˌsɪti/

A cradlecity is a special city where babies and little kids are cared for and kept safe.

The family moved to a cradlecity where every park had a playground and every street was quiet and safe.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A place or community that nurtures new ideas and helps them grow.

The university campus became a cradlecity for young inventors and their projects.

3. A town built around caring for and raising young children.

The new cradlecity was designed with wide sidewalks and many schools.

4. A figurative term for the early home of a movement or tradition.

That small village is often called the cradlecity of the local music scene.