One centre, from first cuddles to grade 6.
Five age groups under one roof means one drop-off for siblings, and a child who can grow up with the same friends and educators. Find your child's group below, or plan their whole journey.
Infant Care
Gentle one-on-one care, cuddles, tummy time and a calm baby room.
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Toddler Care
Room to explore, first friendships, songs and a steady daily rhythm.
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Preschool
Art, early math and letters, and play that builds school-ready skills.
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Kindergarten Care
Care around the kindergarten day, with rides to and from school.
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Out-of-School Care
Before- and after-school care with school pickup, snacks and time to unwind.
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Enter your child's birthday and when you'd like to start. We'll show which room they'd join, when they'd move up, and which Alberta funding applies at each stage.
Add a birthday to see the timeline.
Programs at a glance.
| Program | Ages | Alberta ratio | Transportation | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infant Care | 0–18 months | 1:3 (under 12 mo), 1:4 | Home pickup & drop-off | Flat parent fee* |
| Toddler Care | 18 months–3 years | 1:6 | Home pickup & drop-off | Flat parent fee* |
| Preschool | 3–4 years | 1:8 | Home pickup & drop-off | Flat parent fee* |
| Kindergarten Care | 4–6 years | 1:10 | To and from school, and home | Flat fee or subsidy |
| Out-of-School Care | 6–12 years | 1:15 | To and from school, and home | Child Care Subsidy |
*Alberta's flat parent fee ($326.25/month full-time) applies at licensed daycares that receive affordability funding. How funding works.
Room for every kind of kid.
Some children need a little extra support to thrive. We work with the programs Alberta families rely on, so that support can happen right here during the day.
Family Support for Children with Disabilities
We work directly with FSCD and the families it supports.
GRIT inclusion support
Help that lets every child join in, including support for speech development.
Program Unit Funding
We work with PUF for children who need extra help with speech and development.
A safe, welcoming room
Positive social time, a steady routine, and educators who keep an eye on each child's needs.
Come and see it for yourself.
A tour is the best way to choose a daycare. Walk the rooms, meet the team and ask anything. It takes about 20 minutes.