Licensed Daycares in Beaumont, AB

Daycare & Childcare in Beaumont

Beaumont carries more licensed child care than any other city in this corner of the Edmonton region's south side: 18 providers in MapleCub's dataset, 17 of them centres alongside 1 approved family day home. The standout number is infant coverage — 13 of the 18 list under-2 programming, unusually deep for an Alberta market and a real advantage for families coming off parental leave. Ratings hold at 4.63 among providers with enough reviews to judge, in line with Alberta's 4.60. Sunrays Daycare and OSC leads with a 5.0 across 20 reviews, and Perfect Daycare sits at 4.6 across 21 — two of the deeper review records in the region. Every provider in our data participates in Alberta's fee-reduced system.

What to know about childcare in Beaumont

Beaumont's growth story shapes the market: one of Canada's fastest-growing municipalities through the past decade, full of young families commuting into Edmonton and Nisku, which keeps demand pressing against even 18 providers' worth of capacity. The review depth here is better than most: Sunrays' 5.0 over 20 reviews and Perfect Daycare's 4.6 over 21 are samples worth taking seriously, with Seeds & Sprouts Early Learning at 4.3 across 11 behind them. Only two providers clear the 4.5 bar with three-plus reviews, so the market is solid rather than uniformly stellar — read review text for the centres you shortlist.

The infant numbers deserve their own paragraph: 13 of 18 providers listing under-2 care is roughly double the share many Alberta cities show in our data. That still will not make infant spots easy — those rooms run the province's smallest ratios — but it means your call list is long enough to work with. School-age care shows at 9 of 18, useful for mixed-age households.

A note given the town's Franco-Albertan heritage: no Beaumont provider carries a French-language flag in our dataset. Our language coverage can lag reality, so if French programming matters, ask providers directly rather than taking our flag as final. All 18 are marked as participating in Alberta's affordability-grant system — confirm current reduced rates by age band.