Exterior shot of Green Apple Kids against a blue sky. The building is a modern neutral grey with large windows. Black railings lead to the front entrance with the Green Apple Kids wordmark in Orange and logo in green afixed to the exterior. Outdoor potted plants fill black urns and a bike with a toddler seat on the back is locked to the bike stand.

Green Apple Kids | Toronto

Address3605 Dundas St W, York, ON M6S 2T1
Major IntersectionDundas St. W / Jane St.
PhonePhone: (416) 570-6096
Hours of OperationMonday–Friday, 7:30 am – 6:00 pm
Facility CapacityEight classrooms · 1 Infant (3–18 months) · 4 Toddler (1.5–2.5 years) · 3 Preschool (2.5–5 years) · Private natural playground · On-site Director
Neighbourhoods we serveThe Junction, Runnymede, Baby Point, The Kingsway, Lambton
An exterior shot of the church where Windermere Kids is located within. Windermere Kids signage is affixed to the fence. Mature trees frame the photo.

Windermere Kids | Toronto

Address356 Windermere Ave, Toronto, ON M6S 3L3
Major IntersectionRunnymede Rd. / Bloor St. W
PhonePhone: (416) 570-6096
Hours of OperationMonday–Friday, 7:30 am – 6:00 pm
Facility CapacityFive classrooms · 1 Infant (3–18 months) · 1 Toddler (1.5–2.5 years) · 3 Preschool (2.5–5 years) · Private natural playground · On-site Director
Neighbourhoods we serveSwansea, Bloor West Village, High Park, Roncesvalles

How to choose between our two Toronto daycare locations

Both centres run the same programs, the same daily rhythm, and the same approach to learning. What differs is where they sit, how big they are, and which rooms have space when you need it. For most families the decision comes down to the commute – but it’s worth knowing what else is and isn’t different.

What’s identical at both centres

  • Hours: 7:30am to 6:00pm, Monday to Friday
  • The same infant, toddler and preschool programs, at the same ratios
  • Hot lunches and snacks catered by Real Food for Real Kids
  • The same play-based, nature-led approach and the same curriculum framework
  • Both location have a beautiful, private and all-natural playground.
  • Daily photos and updates through the Lillio app
  • The same admissions process, and the same tuition
  • Both licensed under Ontario’s Child Care and Early Years Act

What’s genuinely different

Green Apple Kids, Dundas St W: the larger of the two, with eight classrooms. Sits in The Junction, drawing families from Runnymede, Baby Point and The Kingsway.

Windermere Kids, Windermere Ave: smaller at five classrooms, which some families prefer. Sits in Swansea, a short walk from High Park and Bloor West Village.

Waitlists move independently. A room that’s full at one centre may have space at the other, so it’s worth asking about both.

Still not sure which one?

Tell us your address and when you’d like to start, and the directors will let you know which centre has space and which is the shorter trip. There’s no obligation, and it’s the fastest way to get a real answer.