STEAM Learning Daycare

STEAM Learning Daycare has been a wonderful experience for our preschool child. We were looking for a daycare in Edmonton that offered a caring environment, and their team has been amazing! Our child enjoys the STEAM activities and comes home excited to share what he learned. My kid also loves going on their fieldtrips to museums and fun places.

Highly recommend STEAM Daycare for parents looking for the best daycare in Edmonton. This is a gem in Alberta Avenue. My 2 grandchildren go here. The youngest is 1 year old and the oldest is almost 4 year. They both love their classrooms and their teachers. They are in different classrooms, but they get to see each other throughout the day which helps them make friends with others. I'm glad my daughter picked this place. The staff are warm, professional, and really encourage children to learn. They have many creative activities. Plus, they teach them French which gives my grandchildren an advantage for their future.

This is the best daycare in the Alberta Avenue area. The staff genuinely care about helping children develop the skills they need to succeed in school. My four-year-old attends their full-day preschool program, and I’ve been very impressed with their focus on kindergarten readiness. The educators work closely with me to support my child’s development and ensure they are well prepared to start school in September

My infant, almost a toddler child loves coming here! Each morning, she goes right in to the classroom with a big smile on her face. It shows she has bonded with the teachers and loves being around them. I love this daycare.

We entered our son a little over three years ago. Our first daycare decided we were stupid for requesting that they stop sabotaging potty training. Six other daycares and dayhomes felt the same--Iris (the director) said she'd work with us if we worked with her. We are happy to say this promise has always been true and productive. Questions have always been met with answers not 'oh dear, let me look into that'. Issues are always brought to our attention in timely and polite manner, with suggestions of how to solve them together. Adopting many of their strategies regarding learning how to behave has proven extremely successful. He's never liked talking but when the teachers started his love of counting we could prompt the words 20, 30 etc...and he'd count to fifty before he was three. (Without name prompts he'd say 20-11). Now he's making commentary about grocery lists and recipes. My wife and I had to change jobs to keep him where he clearly thrives but have never regretted our choices.