nurserytown

noun
UK /ˈnɜːsəriˌtaʊn/
US /ˈnɜːrsəriˌtaʊn/

A nurserytown is a little town where people take care of babies and young children.

The family moved to a quiet nurserytown where both parents found work at the children's center.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A section of a town filled with plant nurseries and greenhouses.

Gardeners travel to the nurserytown every spring to buy seedlings.

3. A planned community designed around facilities for early childhood education.

The new nurserytown includes three preschools and a large playground.

4. A whimsical place in children's stories where babies are looked after.

In the tale, storks deliver newborns to the cheerful nurserytown.