14 licensed daycares in Saint Georges, QC

Daycare & Childcare in Saint Georges

La Petite École Vision Beauce and Maison d'Enseignement Let's Go 2 are the two best-rated childcare centres in Saint-Georges on Google, both at a flat 5.0. They have seven reviews between them. Read that as a hint, not a ranking. Ten of the 14 licensed centres here carry the Ministère de la Famille reduced-contribution rate, which comes to $9.65 a day in 2026. Four bill market rates instead. That gap matters. Parents at those four claim the refundable tax credit at tax time, which usually lands them in a similar place over a year but requires floating the full fee every month in between.

What to know about childcare in Saint Georges

Age coverage is the strongest part of this dataset. Twelve of the 14 centres hold licensing for infants under 12 months, and all 14 cover toddlers and preschoolers. Quebec publishes permitted age groups directly in its provincial registry, which is why the numbers here are firm while the Ontario and British Columbia pages on this site have to hedge almost every age claim they make. A permit is not a space, though. You still have to phone.

On price, the city tracks the province closely. About three-quarters of Quebec centres in MapleCub's corpus show the subsidised rate, and 10 of 14 is the same ratio. The waiting list is what that ratio hides. Subsidised places across the Beauce are allocated through the Portail d'inscription aux services de garde, the provincial registry, and a centre displaying the reduced rate can still be sitting on two years of requests, so the practical order of operations is to register there first and then call individual centres to ask where you actually stand.

Saint-Georges anchors the Beauce-Sartigan MRC, roughly 110 km south of Quebec City, and it runs as its own labour market rather than a commuter suburb. That shifts the childcare calculation. Parents here mostly aren't driving an hour each way, so being near a workplace matters less than being near home or a grandparent. The centres sit on both sides of the Chaudiere. If you live in the east end, your real shortlist is four or five of them.