Guide to Natick Childcare Providers

Moving a family to a new community requires a bit of research on many fronts – particularly when you have young children who require childcare. In most suburban towns, there are many options to choose from - from traditional daycare centers to smaller home-based settings to nannies. We trust you’ll know what fits best for your family. At Hayden Rowe Properties, we are committed to guiding our clients through a seamless process in all aspects of your move. Let us reduce your research “to-do” list by helping you identify the childcare options.

Natick:

Early age options:

Bright Horizons at Natick, 313 Speen Street, 508-819-0358 - open Monday-Friday from 6:30 am - 6 pm, multiple programs offered for infants through pre-K. Summer programs available
Community Montessori School, 13 Common Street, 508-665-9539 - open Monday-Friday from 7 am - 6 pm, multiple programs offered beginning at age 3 months through pre-K. Montessori model, French, and Mandarin language immersion programs
Kids Wonderland Academy, 9 Tech Circle, 508-655-0100 - open Monday-Friday from 7 am - 6 pm, multiple programs offered for infants through pre-K.
Le Petit Monde Daycare, 2 Mill Street, #5, 508-647-3164 - open Monday-Friday from 7 am - 6 pm, French and English immersion programs offered beginning at age 6 weeks through pre-K
Little Sprouts Natick, 11 Huron Drive, 877-978-7688 - open Monday-Friday from 7 am - 6:30 pm, family-owned with multiple programs offered beginning at 1-month-old through pre-K. Private kindergarten and summer programs also available
Mini-Miracles Early Education and Childcare Center, 6 Strathmore Road, 508-650-5901 - open Monday-Friday from 7 am - 6 pm, multiple programs offered beginning at 3 months old through pre-K. Summer program available
Next Generation Children's Centers, 15 Strathmore Road, 508-655-6600 - open Monday-Friday from 7 am - 6 pm, flagship location for the franchise with multiple programs offered beginning at 6 weeks old through pre-K. Summer programs available for 5 to 6 year olds
Primrose School of Natick, 296 North Main Street, 508-545-2624 - open Monday-Friday from 7 am - 6 pm, multiple programs offered beginning at 6 weeks old through age 5
SALMON Centers for Early Education, 3 Vision Drive, 508-302-4705 - open Monday-Friday from 6:30 am - 6 pm, multiple programs offered beginning at 4 weeks old through pre-K; intergenerational programming approach with senior residents at SALMON Centers
Tir Na Nog Childcare, 19 Willow Street, 508-651-1711 - open Monday-Friday from 7 am - 6 pm, multiple programs offered beginning at 8 weeks old through pre-K
Tobin Children's School, member of the Tobin Family of Schools, 71 Cottage Street, 508-653-6300 - open Monday-Friday from 7 am - 6 pm, multiple programs offered beginning at 3 months old through pre-K

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School-age before/after school options:

ASAP After School and Early Risers Programs, before and after school programs at all five NPS elementary schools and after school programs at Kennedy and Wilson middle schools. Before school programs open at 7 am and after school ends at 6 pm. Early release and vacation day programs. Contact program director at 508-647-6400 x2882
Later @ Longfellow, 203 Oak Street, 508-653-4633 - after school program at Longfellow Tennis & Health Club - multi-day program options offered after school and early release days until 6 pm for students in K-6 Natick schools. Transportation provided
Metrowest YMCA School's Out Natick Program, East School 90 Oak Street, 508-435-9345 x115 – Monday-Friday after school until 6:30 pm. After school program for students in grades K-4 who attend Ben-Hem, Brown and Lilja Elementary Schools and grades 5-6 who attend Wilson Middle. Transportation provided by the Natick Public Schools and MetroWest YMCA.
Tobin Afterschool, 73 Cottage Street, 508-650-1561 - after school program for students in K-4 (until 6:30 pm). Additional optional program activities and summer programs are available. Open 7 am - 6:30 pm on vacation days and other non-school days; after-school transportation provided

If you’re just beginning your family and still haven’t decided whether outside care or a nanny would be best for you, we found this recent Verywellfamily article that may help you think through your decision.