Licensed Daycares in Saint Quentin, NB

6 licensed childcare providers, 4 group centres and 2 licensed family homes, regulated by the NB EECD (New Brunswick).

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Saint-Quentin has 6 licensed programmes.

Daycare & Childcare in Saint Quentin

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Licensed centres

All six licensed services in Saint-Quentin operate in French. That is not unusual for this part of Restigouche County, where the francophone share of the population is among the highest in New Brunswick, and it means a family looking for English-language care will be looking outside the town. Four are centres. Two are home-based.

🗓 Last updated: August 2026✓ Data verified against NB licensing records📊 Reviews from Google + parent submissions🏷 Reviewed by Kudzi K., Founder & Editor

What to know about childcare in Saint Quentin

Centre educatif les Farfeloups, Garderie centre educatif le palais du plaisir, Garderie Centre Educatif les petits pas 2 and Le Monde des Petits Aventuriers are the four centres. Garderie Chez Nini and Garderie les Melodilous are the two home-based services, and in New Brunswick that format is licensed and inspected the same way, just at a smaller scale with fewer children per site.

Age coverage is good. Five of the six are licensed for infants, five for preschoolers and five for school-age children, which for a town of about two thousand people is a wider range than the count suggests. New Brunswick records these bands reliably, so this is real data rather than an inference.

None of the six has any Google reviews at all. That is the case across the whole New Brunswick dataset, where not a single listed provider has reached three reviews, so the absence tells you about review culture in the province rather than about Saint-Quentin.

New Brunswick's Parent Fee Grid caps daily fees at designated centres for children under school age, and the cap varies by age band. Ask each of these whether they hold designation. It changes the price materially.

Edmundston is about an hour west and Campbellton about an hour northeast. Neither is a realistic daily commute for childcare. What is here is what you have.

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Tips for choosing childcare in Saint Quentin

Verify Licensing

Confirm the centre holds a current provincial licence. A licence means the province checked baseline health, safety and staffing standards — it is a floor, not a ranking.

Read Parent Reviews

Reviews cover what an inspection report never will: what drop-off feels like, whether messages get answered, how long staff stay.

Ask About Curriculum

Ask what a Tuesday actually looks like. "Montessori" and "play-based" mean different things at different centres, so the daily schedule tells you more than the label does.

Consider Schedule Fit

Check the posted open and close times against your commute, not just your workday. Then ask what happens when you're late.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many daycares are in Saint-Quentin?

Six licensed services: four centres and two home-based.

Are they French-language?

All six operate in French.

Do they take infants?

Five of the six are licensed for infants, five for preschoolers and five for school-age children.

Are fees capped?

New Brunswick's Parent Fee Grid caps daily fees at designated centres. Ask each provider whether it holds designation.

Ask about spots near you

We email the centre and ask whether they have room for your child's age group. If they answer, we send you what they said. We don't hold live vacancy data, and centres aren't obliged to reply.

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