a school or establishment for young children (usually aged 3 to 6) before they begin compulsory education

a child who is in the early stages of childhood, typically ranging from infancy to preschool age.

immature, naive, or puerile in behavior or thinking

infants and young children

The immature, wingless form of many insects that hatches from an egg.

since childhood; from a young age

being of a young age; youthful or underage

not yet fully developed; tender in mind or body

the early years of a person's life, including infancy and early youth

a young plant, such as a sprout, bud, or sapling

a young child

preschool education (abbreviation for [[幼儿教育|幼兒教育|you4 er2 jiao4 yu4]])

preschool teacher (abbreviation for [[幼儿教师|幼兒教師|you4 er2 jiao4 shi1]])

kindergarten (Taiwan usage)

respect the old and cherish the young

men, women, young and old; people of all ages and both sexes

the young, newborn, or unborn stage of an animal

to look after and provide support for both the elderly and the young

people of different ages, especially referring to the elderly and the youth within a group

a young lion

a young bird or chick, especially one that has not yet fledged or left the nest

(Taiwanese slang) naive and innocent (girl or boy); can also refer to an underage prostitute

to honor old people as we do our own aged parents, and care for others' children as one's own

pouch of a female marsupial

referring collectively to children and the elderly, often used in contrast to the strong or working-age population.

(zoology) the young; immature offspring

a young girl who is a virgin

baby-faced; having a childlike face

to care for others' children as one's own

a young animal; cub

(zoology) the young; immature offspring

a young horse, specifically a colt or a filly