- Look up
nursery in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Nursery may
refer to:
Nursery (room), a room
within the
house designed for the care of a
young child...
- A
nursery rhyme is a
traditional poem or song for
children in
Britain and
other European countries, but
usage of the term
dates only from the late 18th/early...
-
Nursery Cryme is the
third studio album by the
English rock band Genesis,
released on 12
November 1971 on
Charisma Records. It was
their first to feature...
- A
nursery is a
bedroom within a
house or
other dwelling set
aside for an
infant or toddler. Historically,
European nurseries had
little decorations and...
-
include retail nurseries,
which sell to the
general public;
wholesale nurseries,
which sell only to
businesses such as
other nurseries and commercial...
-
Nursery Days,
originally released as
Songs to Grow on,
Volume One:
Nursery Days, is an
album of a
collection of children's
songs by
American Folk singer...
-
preschool (sometimes
spelled as pre
school or pre-school), also
known as
nursery school, pre-primary school, play
school or creche, is an
educational establishment...
- The
Nursery (Russian: Детская, Detskaya,
literally Children's [Room]) is a song
cycle by
Modest Mussorgsky set to his own lyrics,
composed between 1868...
- In the
Nursery are an
English neoclassical dark wave and
martial industrial band,
characterized by
their cinematic sound. The duo has
provided soundtracks...
- The
terms "
nursery rhyme" and "children's song"
emerged in the 1820s,
although this type of children's
literature previously existed with
different names...