Vaudreuil-Dorion
Capacity : 6 spots (incl. 2 infants)
✓ 4 spots available
16 registered home daycares · 32 spots available
Right now, 16 home daycares are listed across 12 cities in Quebec, with 32 spots available. Each profile shows the open spots reported by the provider.
A home daycare (garderie en milieu familial) welcomes a small group of children in the provider's own home. In Quebec, a provider recognized by a coordinating office can care for 6 children, including 2 under 18 months, or 9 with an assistant. The province has about 12,500 recognized providers and nearly 80,000 home daycare spots.
Most offer subsidized spots at $9.65 a day in 2026, the same rate as a CPE. Since September 1, 2026, a person who is not recognized can care for no more than 2 children at home, unless they live in the same household.
Vaudreuil-Dorion
Capacity : 6 spots (incl. 2 infants)
✓ 4 spots available
Chambord
Capacity : 2 spots (incl. 1 infant)
✓ 2 spots available
Lorraine
Capacity : 2 spots
✓ 2 spots available
La Prairie
Capacity : 6 spots
✓ 1 spot available
Montréal
Capacity : 6 spots (incl. 2 infants)
✓ 3 spots available
Sainte-Thérèse
Capacity : 6 spots
✓ 6 spots available
Start by searching with your postal code or city name. Each profile shows capacity, open spots, subsidy status, meals and outdoor space. You then write directly to the provider, free of charge.
For a subsidized spot, also register your child on the Quebec government's childcare registration portal, which replaced La Place 0-5 in 2025. Home daycares have no automatic ranking. The provider chooses among the children registered on the portal, so a direct first contact matters.
No website lists every provider in Quebec. The coordinating office for your area knows the providers near you, and some publish their list. Find yours in the government's directory of coordinating offices.
Enter your postal code in the search form. You will see the home daycares listed in your city or in nearby cities, with their open spots. You can also call the coordinating office (bureau coordonnateur) for your area, which knows every recognized provider nearby.
No complete public list exists. Each coordinating office keeps the list of the providers it has recognized, and some publish it on their website. The government's childcare map only shows providers who chose to publish their profile, with an approximate address. On SOS-Nounou, you find the providers who listed their daycare and show their open spots.
A subsidized spot costs $9.65 a day in 2026, a rate indexed every January 1. A recognized provider without subsidized spots sets her own rate. In that case, you can claim the Quebec childcare expense tax credit, and even receive it every month through advance payments.
Ask the provider for the name of her coordinating office, then call that office to confirm. On our profiles, look for the Recognized RSG badge and the name of the coordinating office when the provider entered it.
Since September 1, 2026, no more than 2 children, or children who all live in the same household. To care for more, she must be recognized by a coordinating office.
Register your daycare for free and make your spots visible to families in your neighbourhood.
Also check our Quebec daycare and CPE directory or find a babysitter for your occasional childcare needs.