Sitting in the heart of Outremont, Les Lilliputiens daycare provides children with a flexible, varied and adapted environment that encourages the adoption of healthy lifestyle and eating habits
Welcome to Les Lilliputiens
We welcome 33 children between 18 months and 5 years of age
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The 5 dimensions of child development and their objectives
Emotional skills
- Developing good self-esteem
- Feeling safe
- Controlling their emotions
Language skills
- Vocabulary (pronunciation, using language appropriately,creating a word repertoire, etc.)
- Development of reading, writing and culture skills (participating in cultural activities, discovering books, pictures, drawings, storytelling, etc.)
- Phonological awareness(discovering and playing withsounds, using words and songs, etc.)
- Comprehension and expression (verbal expression, understanding words and sentences, etc.)
Physical and motor skills
- General and specific motor skills (writing, arts & crafts, dancing, sports, etc.)
- Sensory perception (exploring the 5 senses)
- Lateralization and body image (recognizing left and right, identifying body parts, etc.)
Cognitive skills
- Development in creativity (using their imagination, creating, inventing, etc.)
- Understanding the world (acquiring knowledge on the universe, the why’s and how’s of things)
- Problem solving (recognizing problems and finding solutions, experimenting with trial and error)
- Spatio-temporal organization (finding their place in space and time)
Social and moral skills
- Group integration (teamwork, mutual aid, waiting their turn, etc.)
- Ability to get along with peers (respecting themselves and others, developing social skills, etc.)
- Putting themselves in someone else’s shoes before acting (showing empathy, perceiving the emotions of others, etc.)
Nutrition
Contact LES LILLIPUTIENS
The educational daycare is located in the residential neighbourhood of Outremont, just a three-minute walk from the metro and two blocks from Parc Joyce and Collège Stanislas
Non-subsidized childcare services
- Parents whose children attend a non-subsidized childcare service are entitled to a refundable tax credit for childcare expenses. This credit corresponds to a percentage that varies from 78% to 67% of eligible childcare expenses paid, depending on family income.
- A SIGNIFICANT ENHANCEMENT TO THE TAX CREDIT FOR CHILDCARE EXPENSES
In order to quickly reduce the financial pressure on families who incur high childcare costs for non-subsidized childcare, the government announced, as part of the November 2021 Update on Québec’s Economic and Financial Situation, a significant enhancement to the refundable tax credit for childcare expenses. - Starting in the 2021 taxation year, the maximum eligible expense limit increases from $9 950 to $10 400 for children under 7 years of age, which is equivalent to a daily rate of $40 for full-time childcare for 260 days of care. For 2022, the limit is $10 675, or the equivalent of a daily rate of $41.
- In addition, the tax credit rates have been increased so that parents pay a net fee that is roughly equivalent to that of subsidized childcare, regardless of their family income.
- The tax credit rate has been increased from 75% to 78% for families with a family income under $21 555 in 2022. The rates that ranged from 69% to 60% have been increased to 70% for families with a family income between $45 040 and $104 170 in 2022.
The minimum rate of 26% has been increased to 67% and will be reached at a family income of $104 170 in 2022.
812 Davaar Avenue, Outremont H2V3B5
Opening hours: 7:30 a.m.– 6:00 p.m.
