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Toddler Daycare Openings in Powell River
Browse 6 licensed toddler daycares in Powell River with current openings for children 30-60 months (2.5-5 years). Results are sorted by most recently updated vacancy information.
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| Name | Address | Date Updated | Openings Status | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Kidding Around Childcare
5.0
(13 reviews)
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2026-02-17 | 30-60 months | ||
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Natures Way Childcare Centre #2
4.2
(5 reviews)
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2026-02-13 | 30-60 months | ||
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Natures Way Childcare Centre #1
4.2
(5 reviews)
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2026-02-13 | 30-60 months | ||
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Wild Rose Childcare
5.0
(8 reviews)
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2026-02-09 | 0-36 months 30-60 months | ||
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Edgehill Elementary Seamless Day Program
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2026-02-02 | 30-60 months | ||
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Sunshine Day Care
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2026-01-25 | 30-60 months |
Frequently Asked Questions About Toddler Daycare Openings in Powell River
How long are toddler daycare waitlists in Powell River?
Waitlist times for toddler daycare in Powell River typically range from 6-12 months. We recommend joining waitlists when your child is around 18-24 months to secure a spot.
How do I know if a daycare has toddler daycare openings?
Daycares in BC report their vacancy information to the province periodically. On Wee Queue, we display this data with vacancy indicators for children 30-60 months (2.5-5 years). Each listing shows when the vacancy information was last updated by the daycare, and you can join waitlists directly through the platform.
What age range is covered by toddler daycare?
Toddler Daycare Openings in Powell River serves children 30-60 months (2.5-5 years). Currently, there are 6 licensed toddler daycares with availability in this age group.
What types of daycare licenses are available in Powell River?
BC has several types of licensed child care. The two main types you'll find on Wee Queue are Licensed Group child care (larger centers) and Licensed Family child care (home-based care with smaller groups). Both must meet BC's health, safety, and program quality standards.