Licensed Toddler Care in Beauharnois, QC

Toddler Care in Beauharnois

One non-profit carries most of the child care in Beauharnois. CPE Bobino operates the Bobino installation on boulevard Cadieux, Télécino on rue Bourcier, and Tapageur on rue Saint-Joseph, three addresses under one parent board and one admissions process. The two private garderies are les Minis Sportifs on chemin du Canal and Zookakou 2, also on boulevard Cadieux. All five hold subsidized places, which puts Beauharnois at 100 percent against a provincial figure of 73.9 percent. That is the good news on this page.

What to know about childcare in Beauharnois

A town where every service is subsidized removes the hardest decision Quebec parents usually face, because there is no trade-off here between the reduced contribution and a garderie charging a market rate that you claim back later through the tax credit, and no scenario where the only room with space is also the one that costs three times as much. Everyone pays the provincial rate. Compare on location and hours. Then on whether the room feels right.

The CPE structure is worth understanding before you apply. A centre de la petite enfance is a non-profit governed by a parent board, and when one holds three installations in a single town it usually runs a common admissions process, which means you may be applying once rather than three times, and it also means a policy set by that board applies across most of the local supply. Ask how the three installations are ordered on the list. Preference for siblings and for your first-choice site are separate questions.

All five Beauharnois services are licensed for poupons, trottineurs and preschoolers, and Quebec records these bands completely, so unlike our Ontario pages there is no missing-data caveat to attach. Only one service clears our three-review threshold, CPE Bobino's main installation at 5.0 from three reviews. A second Bobino address has two. That is below the line we publish at. Five reviews for a whole town is not a ranking. Salaberry-de-Valleyfield is roughly fifteen minutes west with far more capacity, and Montreal's west end is about half an hour northeast.