Infant, Toddler & Preschool Daycare in Woburn, MA
At Little Sprouts Woburn, children thrive in a caring, dynamic environment designed to support growth from the very first days of infancy through preschool. Conveniently located near Route 128/95, our school serves families from Woburn and surrounding towns, including Winchester, Stoneham, and Burlington.
Bright Spaces, Big Imagination
Located in a quiet office park near Route 128, our school features spacious classrooms filled with color and warmth. From 6-month-old daycare to pre-K, children explore, create, and grow in spaces designed just for them.
Active Play, Every Day
We offer both indoor and outdoor spaces where kids can move, climb, and explore. Our outdoor playgrounds are separated by age to ensure safe, developmentally appropriate fun. Whether it’s sunny or snowing, children have plenty of room to move their bodies and strengthen their gross motor skills.
A Connected Community That Supports Every Child
At Little Sprouts Woburn, children are known, valued, and encouraged every day. Our approach to early childhood education goes beyond traditional daycare by focusing on the whole child, and that includes emotionally, socially, and academically. Children also enjoy a lively music program twice a week with Ms. Erin, along with growing community partnerships that bring special experiences into the classroom.
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Location & Directions to Our Woburn Preschool
Entrance G and parking are located at the rear corner of the building
We welcome infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. Each program is thoughtfully designed to meet children where they are developmentally and support them as they grow.
Yes. Our infant program enrolls children starting at 6 weeks old, including care for 6-month-olds. Families choose Little Sprouts Woburn for its warm, relationship-based approach to infant care.
Yes. Our toddler classrooms encourage movement, hands-on learning, and social development. These programs help children build confidence and independence in a supportive setting.
Tuition varies based on your child’s age, program, and schedule. We’re happy to walk you through your options and help you find a plan that fits your needs.
Yes. We offer both full-time and part-time schedules so families can choose the option that works best for them.
We serve nutritious, age-appropriate snacks that support healthy development. Our food practices emphasize balance, variety, and positive mealtime experiences that encourage lifelong healthy habits.
Classroom sizes align with Massachusetts licensing ratios and are intentionally kept small to support personalized attention and a safe, nurturing environment: Infants: 1:3 or 2:7 child-to-teacher ratio, Toddlers: 1:4 or 2:9, Preschool: 1:10 or 2:20
Yes. Our school is open from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to support your work schedule and provide your child with a full day of engaging, nurturing care.
Children enjoy music twice a week with Ms. Erin, a favorite across classrooms. The school is also developing additional enrichment opportunities through new community partnerships, including monthly classroom story times led by staff from the Woburn Public Library.
Yes. Along with our partnership with the Woburn Public Library, we collaborate with Goldfish Swim School in Burlington and continue to build additional local relationships that support family engagement.
Yes. Another childcare center is located at the front of the building, so families should continue to the back of the property to reach the correct Little Sprouts entrance.
We build connections through spirit days, new family events, and evolving engagement opportunities as we learn what works best for our community. As we continue expanding family involvement, we’re focused on creating events and activities that help families feel welcomed and supported.
Ready to learn more?
Our Enrollment team is ready to answer all your questions - from what the typical daily rhythm for the age group is to classroom availability.