
Browse 694 daycare centers across Vermont. Find licensed daycare centers, compare options by city, and choose the best childcare for your family.
Finding the right daycare center for your child is crucial. Understanding the landscape of childcare services in Vermont can make the decision-making process smoother.
Vermont has about 694 daycares providing essential child services for families in the state.
Compare the average fees charged by daycare centers in Vermont. Consider your budget while ensuring that the chosen daycare offers the necessary services and quality care.
There are 694 daycares in Vermont: 11 headstart facilities, 150 before/after school centers, 12 religious facility daycares, and 521 childcare and preschool centers.
| Daycare Type | Total |
|---|---|
| Childcare & Pre-school | 521 |
| Headstart Programs | 11 |
| Religious / Church Based Daycare | 12 |
| Before or After School | 150 |
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Home Away from Home Preschool & Childcare Center receives universal 5-star praise from parents who highlight the caring staff, strong learning outcomes, and safe environment. Parents consistently report their children making significant developmental progress and feel confident leaving their children in the facility's care.
Burlington Children's Space is highly praised for its child-centered, nurturing approach to early education. Parents consistently highlight the warm, knowledgeable teachers, strong teacher-child relationships, intentional curriculum integrating academics with play, and excellent communication. The center is noted for its inclusive community feel, flexible tuition based on income, and focus on social-emotional development.
Reviews praise the staff as kind and caring, with appreciation for the food pantry's role as a community resource. The facility offers quality local produce and meat, along with educational classes. One reviewer reported being denied service due to space constraints regarding a service animal.
Parents praise Friends of the North Branch Nature Center as a beautiful natural destination with excellent trails, educational programs, and family-friendly activities. The facility offers outdoor exploration, nature classes, swimming holes, and a small indoor center with interactive exhibits. Staff are knowledgeable and welcoming, making it a worthwhile destination even for those traveling 40+ minutes.
Unable to provide accurate summary. The reviews provided are for School Street Garage (an automotive repair shop), not School Street Montessori Inc. (a daycare center). No actual daycare reviews are available to summarize.
Parents consistently praise Little Ones University for its organized, structured environment with passionate staff who genuinely care for children. The center emphasizes developmentally appropriate activities, regular communication with parents via the Brightwheel app, and creates a welcoming community where children are happy and engaged.
This facility appears to be a technical/vocational school rather than a traditional daycare center. Reviews are limited and mixed in relevance, with positive feedback about instructor quality, communication, and support for students pursuing cosmetology and technical training.
Parents consistently praise Tiny Dreamers for its nurturing environment, individualized child development attention, and caring staff led by Debra and Thelma. Reviews highlight strong communication, engaging activities, home-cooked meals, and parent-teacher conferences. Children show measurable developmental progress, including speech improvement, and parents report feeling confident and at ease leaving their children in this care.
Parents consistently praise Davis Studio LLC for its creative, arts-focused programming and nurturing environment. Children across multiple age groups (from summer camps to full-time school) show enthusiasm for attending and demonstrate measurable growth in artistic skills and confidence. Staff are described as engaging, responsive, and supportive of individual learning styles.
ABC Academy receives overwhelmingly positive feedback from parents, with staff praised for being caring, attentive, and engaged. The facility is noted for cleanliness, outdoor activities, and good communication. However, one parent reported their daughter with autism was dismissed from the program, alleging inadequate support for special needs.
This listing appears to be a ski resort, not a daycare center. The reviews are for Killington/Pico Ski Resort in Vermont and describe skiing lessons, mountain terrain, lift services, and resort facilities rather than childcare services.
Parents consistently praise Winston L Prouty Center for Child Development as an excellent daycare facility serving infants through pre-K. Reviews highlight the dedicated and compassionate staff, beautiful campus setting, and comprehensive services for families and the community.
Good Shepherd's Littlest Lambs in Rutland, Vermont receives unanimous 5/5 ratings from parents who praise the caring, professional staff and nurturing environment. Parents consistently report their children are happy, well-cared for, and thriving developmentally. The facility is noted for its reliability, structured programs, and ability to meet individual child needs.
This is not a daycare center but a ski resort in Killington, Vermont. Reviews praise the resort's terrain variety, lift quality, and mountain operations. Visitors consistently report positive experiences with skiing, dining, and facilities.
Parents consistently praise Good Shepherd's Little Lambs for its caring, professional staff and nurturing environment. Children show strong attachment to the center and enjoy daily activities. The facility is noted as appropriately sized to balance individual attention with operational efficiency.
Arlington Area Child Care Inc receives overwhelmingly positive feedback, with parents praising the caring and dedicated staff, nurturing environment, and child development. However, one parent reported serious concerns about medical protocol non-compliance and negligent handling of their child's type 1 diabetes care.
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