Neepawa Co-operative Play Centre
284 Davidson Street, Neepawa, MB
Open until 18:00
Ages preschool
4.3 from 45 Google reviews
7 licensed childcare providers, 4 group centres and 3 licensed family homes, regulated by the EFTS (Manitoba).
Neepawa has 7 licensed programmes. 1 carries a public Google rating with five or more reviews. 7 publish their hours.
We haven't found a central waitlist that covers this area, so contact each centre directly and ask to join its own list. Most families join several.
7 listings found
284 Davidson Street, Neepawa, MB
Open until 18:00
Ages preschool
4.3 from 45 Google reviews
215 1st Avenue, Neepawa, MB
Open until 17:00
Ages infant to school age
No rating on file

101 Hamilton Street, Neepawa, MB
Open until 17:30
Ages infant to preschool
No rating on file

342 Mountain Avenue, Neepawa, MB
Open until 17:30
Ages school age
No rating on file
497 2nd Avenue, Neepawa, MB
Open until 17:00
Ages infant to school age
No rating on file
181 Mountain Avenue, Neepawa, MB
Open until 17:30
Ages infant to preschool
No rating on file
475 3rd Avenue, Neepawa, MB
Open until 17:00
Ages infant to school age
No rating on file
7
Licensed centres
4.3★
Avg Google rating
1
Community Child Care Standards Act
Every licensed child care listing in Neepawa shares one postal code, R0J 1H0. The whole town's supply sits inside a few blocks, which makes touring all seven in a single morning a realistic plan rather than an ambitious one, and it also means a waiting list at one of them tells you very little about the others. Four are centres. Three are family child care homes, and Brandon is the nearest place with meaningfully more of either.
Neepawa Co-operative Play Centre on Davidson Street carries 45 Google reviews at 4.3, the largest review base anywhere in this batch of pages, and forty-five is enough to be a genuine signal rather than a handful of strong opinions, which makes that 4.3 a more useful number than any of the flat 5.0 scores you'll find elsewhere on three reviews.
Budz 'n Bloom Day Care Centre is on Hamilton Street, with a separate school-age program on Mountain Avenue. Seedz' n Sprouts Early Learning Centre is also on Mountain Avenue.
The three home providers appear under their licensees' names, which is how Manitoba registers family child care: Steven Strelczik on 3rd Avenue, Anita Novak on 1st Avenue and Emilyn Doerksen on 2nd Avenue.
Five of the seven list infant places and six list preschool. None lists a toddler band. That's a gap in the Manitoba feed rather than evidence that toddler care is unavailable, and it's worth raising directly when you call.
Only one has a website. Three have a phone number. Neepawa is a town where walking in still works better than searching, and the co-op's 45 reviews suggest plenty of local families have already done exactly that. Brandon is the nearest market with meaningfully more capacity.
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How many child care options are there in Neepawa?
Seven licensed listings: four centres and three family child care homes.
Which is the best reviewed?
Neepawa Co-operative Play Centre, at 4.3 across 45 Google reviews, which is by far the largest review base in town.
Why are three listings people's names?
Manitoba licenses family child care homes to a named individual, so the licensee's name is the listing name.
Do any take infants?
Five of the seven list infant places.
What does it cost?
Manitoba caps daily parent fees at funded centres and homes, and the provincial Child Care Subsidy reduces that further based on household income.
Is there school-age care?
Budz' n Bloom runs a school age program on Mountain Avenue, and four listings carry school-age bands.
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