Workplace creche facility helps reduce which problem?

Correct answer: Problem of balancing child care and work

Direct answer: Option D, the problem of balancing childcare and work. A workplace creche is a facility where young children can be cared for during working hours, usually near the workplace. Reasoning: a working parent must perform job duties while also ensuring the child’s safety and care; a creche provides supervised care nearby; this reduces the time, travel and worry involved in arranging childcare and can support regular employment. Therefore option D is correct. Option A, workplace colour, has nothing to do with childcare or employment support. Option B, training duration, concerns how long instruction lasts and is not the main purpose of a creche. Option C, a daily attendance list, is an administrative record; a creche may indirectly help attendance, but it does not reduce the attendance list itself. The facility does not remove all family responsibilities or solve every workplace problem, but it can make combining paid work and childcare easier. Memory cue: creche means childcare support at or near work.