
Centre Petite Enfance Belle Bulle
200, rue de Salaberry, Joliette, QC
Hours not listed
Capacity 68Ages toddler to preschool
5.0 from 3 Google reviews
10 of the 13 programmes on this page are marked on a subsidy register MapleCub reads. Counts come from the Ministère de la Famille register as MapleCub last read it.
10 of the 13 programmes on this page are marked on a subsidy register MapleCub reads.
10 listings found

200, rue de Salaberry, Joliette, QC
Hours not listed
Capacity 68Ages toddler to preschool
5.0 from 3 Google reviews

20, rue Saint-Charles-Borromée Sud, Joliette, QC
Open until 18:15
Capacity 42Ages toddler to preschool
5.0 from 2 Google reviews

810, rue Ladouceur, Joliette, QC
Hours not listed
Capacity 63Ages infant to preschool
5.0 from 2 Google reviews
500, rue Saint-Charles-Borromée N, Joliette, QC
Hours not listed
Capacity 70Ages infant to preschool
5.0 from 1 Google reviews
337, rue Beaudry Nord, Joliette, QC
Hours not listed
Capacity 39Ages infant to preschool
4.2 from 5 Google reviews
576, rue Saint-Viateur, Joliette, QC
Hours not listed
Capacity 80Ages infant to preschool
4.2 from 5 Google reviews
100, rue Saint-Barthélémy Nord, Joliette, QC
Hours not listed
Capacity 78Ages infant to preschool
4.2 from 5 Google reviews

1015, rue Saint-Pierre Sud, Joliette, QC
Hours not listed
Capacity 100Ages infant to preschool
3.7 from 3 Google reviews

825, rue Chartier, Joliette, QC
Open until 18:00
Capacity 63Ages infant to preschool
3.5 from 12 Google reviews
264, rue Lavaltrie Sud, Joliette, QC
Open until 18:00
Capacity 37Ages infant to preschool
No rating on file
13
Licensed centres
4.18★
Avg Google rating
2
Rated 4.5+
8
Ministère de la Famille Licensing
Joliette's rated centres average 4.18, against 4.52 across Quebec. Eight of the 13 have enough reviews for that comparison to carry some weight, which is a decent sample for a city this size. The gap is not enormous. It is the sort that holds up better than most in this dataset, though, and the shape underneath it matters more than the mean does: only two of the eight rated centres sit at 4.5 or above, and the rest cluster in the low fours.
Les Melezes holds 4.6 across 37 reviews, the deepest review record in Joliette by a wide margin, and on that sample the score is worth taking seriously. CPE Belle Bulle shows 5.0 on three. Three reviews is three reviews. CPE les Moussaillons, Installation Babord, sits at 4.2 on five, and the pattern across all eight rated centres is a cluster in the low fours rather than a split between excellent and poor.
Ten of the 13 carry the reduced-contribution rate of $9.65 a day, and three bill market fees. All 13 are licensed for toddlers and preschoolers. Nine take infants under a year, so four start at the toddler band, and because Quebec's registry publishes those permits directly the number is firm rather than estimated. That is a real filter.
Joliette is the seat of the Lanaudiere region and draws families from Saint-Charles-Borromee, Notre-Dame-des-Prairies and Crabtree, all within ten minutes, which means widening the search to those three roughly doubles the list without adding meaningfully to the drive. The Portail d'inscription aux services de garde handles subsidised placement provincially, so one registration covers all of them. Do it early.
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How many licensed subsidised programmes are there in Joliette?
10 of the 13 programmes on this page are marked on a subsidy register MapleCub reads.
How many licensed daycares are in Joliette, QC?
MapleCub lists 10 MFA-licensed daycare providers in Joliette, Quebec. All listings are verified against the Quebec MFA licensing records.
Do daycares in Joliette take the CPE / garderie subventionnée subsidy?
Many licensed daycares in Joliette participate in CPE / garderie subventionnée, which lowers what families pay. Use MapleCub's subsidy filter to find participating providers in Joliette, Quebec.
How much does daycare cost in Joliette, QC?
Fees vary by age group and whether a centre is in CPE / garderie subventionnée. Subsidised and $10-a-day spaces cost far less than market-rate care. Each MapleCub listing shows the provider's fee details where available so you can compare Joliette centres directly.
What should I look for when choosing a daycare in Joliette?
Check for an active provincial licence, staff-to-child ratios, program approach (play-based, Montessori, francophone), age-group coverage, CPE / garderie subventionnée participation, and parent reviews. MapleCub lets you filter Joliette daycares by all of these.
Which daycares in Joliette have the strongest Google ratings?
Among Joliette centres with enough reviews to judge, Centre Petite Enfance Belle Bulle holds 5.0★ (3 reviews), Centre de la Petite Enfance "les Moussaillons" - Installation Bâbord holds 4.2★ (5 reviews), and Centre de la Petite Enfance les Moussaillons - Installation Franc-Bord holds 4.2★ (5 reviews). A small number of reviews is weak evidence: treat a handful of 5-star ratings as a starting point, not proof of quality.
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