Merry Pop-Ins Early Years Centre

Merry Pop-Ins Early Years Centre

Designed to help children realize their potential

Why us

Quality Care for Every Stage of Early Childhood

At Merry Pop-Ins, we offer carefully designed programs to support your child’s growth and development from birth to school age.

How to Register?

To reserve a space, please register online through the PEI Early Learning & Child Care Registry.

Program Overview

Our programs are tailored to meet the needs of each age group

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Infant (Birth – 22 months)

Full-time care only Providing a safe, nurturing environment to support early development.

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Toddlers (22 – 36 months)

Full-time care only Encouraging exploration, independence, and language development through play.

03

Junior & Senior Preschool (Ages 3 – 4 years)

Full-time care; part-time available if space permits Preparing children for school with social, emotional, and cognitive skill-building activities.

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Full Days

Our Full-Day Program provides children with a full schedule of learning, play, and rest in a safe, nurturing environment. From morning activities and nutritious meals to afternoon exploration and quiet time, we ensure every child receives a balanced day filled with opportunities for growth, creativity, and social interaction. Full-day care is ideal for families seeking consistent, high-quality support throughout the entire day.

We welcome children into our Early Years Centre based on their date of birth.

About the PEI Early Childhood System

Prince Edward Island has a publicly managed early childhood system, ensuring consistent standards and accessible child care for families.

Early Years Centres (EYCs) must meet specific requirements, including:

  • Serving a minimum number of children (40 in urban areas)

  • Integrating children with special needs

  • Following a provincial curriculum

  • Forming Parent Advisory Committees

  • Meeting high staff education and training standards

  • Adhering to a uniform wage grid for staff

  • Charging standardized, regulated fees

This model provides high-quality, inclusive care delivered through licensed local operators.