Huron Play School
Centre
383 Huron Street
Toronto, M5S 2G5
Half day
101 licensed child care programs in Downtown Toronto, Toronto
383 Huron Street
Toronto, M5S 2G5
Half day
700 University Avenue
Toronto, M5G 1X6
Full day
500 Queens Quay West
Toronto, M5V 3K8
Full day
96 Denison Avenue
Toronto, M5T 1E4
Full day
401 College Street
Toronto, M5T 1S9
Full day, before and after school
308 Queen Street
Toronto, M5V 2A2
Full day
104 Yonge Street
Toronto, M5C 2Y6
Full day
73 Simcoe Street
Toronto, M5J 1W9
Full day
160 Bloor Street
Toronto, M4W 1B9
Full day, half day
320 Front Street
Toronto, M5V 3B6
Full day
129 Mt. Pleasant Road
Toronto, M4W 1R4
Full day
15 York Street
Toronto, M5J 0A3
Full day
218 Richmond Street
Toronto, M5V 1V6
Full day
25 Nicholas Avenue
Toronto, M5V 1V6
Full day
630 Spadina Avenue
Toronto, M5S 2H4
Full day, before and after school
98 Essex Street
Toronto, M6G 1T3
Full day, half day, before and after school
French services
162 Parliament Street
Toronto, M5A 2Y9
Full day, half day, after school
330 University Avenue
Toronto, M5G 1R8
Full day
350 Parliament Street
Toronto, M5A 2Z7
Before and after school
115 Winona Drive
Toronto, M6G 3S8
Half day
115 Winona Drive
Toronto, M6G 3S8
Full day, before and after school
55 John Street
Toronto, M5V 3C6
Full day
750 Spadina Avenue
Toronto, M5S 2J2
Full day
237 Sackville Street
Toronto, M5A 3G1
Full day
301 Montrose Avenue
Toronto, M6G 3G9
Full day, before and after school
161 Bay Street
Toronto, M5J 2S1
Full day
14 Trinity Square
Toronto, M5G 1B1
Full day
292 Dundas Street
Toronto, M5T 1G2
Full day
756 Ossington Avenue
Toronto, M6G 3T9
Full day
720 Ossington Avenue
Toronto, M6G 3T7
Full day
Downtown Toronto, Toronto has 101 licensed child care programs in our directory, including 99 child care centres and 2 home child care agencies. 89 offer full day care, the usual choice for working parents. 6 only run programs before and after school, for school age children.
For parents with unusual schedules, 2 offer extended hours and 1 offers overnight care.
2 offer services in French, 9 have Montessori in their name, and 4 received their first licence in 2024 or later.
In Toronto, you apply to each centre and ask to join its waitlist. Sign up early, especially for an infant. To lower your costs, the City of Toronto runs the child care fee subsidy program.
Most licensed programs in Ontario take part in CWELCC, the Canada wide early learning and child care program. In 2026, the base fee for a child under 6 in a participating program is capped at $22 a day, and the provincial average is about $19. Programs outside CWELCC set their own fees, so ask each centre.
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Source, Ontario Ministry of Education, Licensed child care facilities in Ontario, data as of August 31, 2026. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence (Ontario).