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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Childcare and Early Years Provision: Parents' Survey, 2009

Variable Details

VariableCWhyCW03
LabelCouple reason why provider used in ref week: provider 1
Responses
-9 Refusal 0
-8 Don't know 0
-1 5925
1 So that I could work 9
2 So that my husband/ wife/ partner could work 24
3 So that I could look for work 4
4 So that my husband/wife/partner could look for work 2
5 So that I could study/train 15
6 So that my husband/ wife/ partner could study/train 1
7 So that I could look after the home / other children 56
8 So that I could go shopping / attend an appointment / social 46
9 For my child s educational development 171
10 Because my child likes/asked to spend time with/at the provi 288
11 So that my child could take part in a leisure activity 136
12 Other reason 17
13 Because I am soon going to be working 0
14 Because I am soon going to be studying/training 0
15 So that I could care for a relative/friend/neighbour 0
16 Because I was/am ill 1
17 So that my child and a relative could spend time together 1
18 For my child s social development 10
19 To keep the childcare place 0
20 So that I/we could have a break 2
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationChildcare and Early Years Provision: Parents' Survey, 2009
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