Safari Kid Burlington

Today's Hours: 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Safari Kid Burlington

Monday

7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Tuesday

7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday

7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Thursday

7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Friday

7:30 AM - 5:30 PM

781-746-6373

156 Cambridge Street Burlington, MA 1803

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Daycare & Preschool Near Woburn

Whole-Child Learning From Infancy Through Preschool

At Safari Kid Burlington, we provide infant care, toddler care, and preschool education at our Burlington center for families from Woburn. Our research-driven curriculum supports cognitive, social, language and literacy, physical, emotional, and health and care development.

Choosing care means looking beyond daily routines. Children also need opportunities to explore, build relationships, develop new skills, and prepare for their next stage with guidance from attentive educators.

Call (781) 746-6373 or contact us online to discuss your child’s needs, ask about current availability, and schedule a tour of our Burlington center.

Childcare for Woburn Families From Infancy Through Preschool

Children’s needs change quickly during the early years. Our age-specific programs provide a clear progression from infant care through toddler care and preschool, allowing children to grow within a consistent educational approach.

Our early childhood programs include:

Infant Care: A nurturing early learning experience centered on each child’s developing needs.
Toddler Care: Opportunities to explore, communicate, move, and practice growing independence.
Preschool Education: Engaging experiences that support whole-child development and school readiness.

Discover The Difference Safari Kid nurtures every aspect of your child’s development.

Cognitive

We encourage curiousity and a love for learning that inspires children to explore and discover.
Social

Children learn vital social skills through activities that emphasize cooperation and sharing.
Language & Literacy

Communication skills are developed through interactive and engaging activities.
Physical

We ensure children build strong, healthy bodies while fostering a love for movement.
Emotional

Our approach to emotional learning helps children recognize, express, and manage feelings.
Health & Care

Children learn to recognize and attend to their own needs, those of others, and the environment.

Empowering Bright Futures Cultivating Curiosity, Confidence, and Lifelong Learning

Whole Child Development
We nurture academic, social, emotional, and physical development through play.
Cutting-Edge Curriculum
Research-backed education provides an invaluable headstart.
Welcoming Environment
Thoughtfully designed facilities foster curiosity, safety, and rich learning.

Safari Kid Milestones

2005
The first Safari Kid Launches in Newark, CA
2007
Safari Kid’s Eclectic Philosophy is Introduced
2008
The Proprietary Booklet System is Released
2009
After-School Programs & Summer Camp Launch
2011
The Safari Kid Toddler Program is Launched
2014
The Safari Kid Infant Program is Launched
2015
Environmental Guidelines Are Developed
2020
The Kindergarten Program is Launched

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Whole-Child Learning Through Guidance & Exploration

Our approach blends structured guidance with open-ended exploration, self-directed play, and hands-on experiences. We draw inspiration from Montessori philosophy, Reggio Emilia philosophy, and other respected methodologies while using our own research-driven curriculum.

This balance gives children different ways to engage with learning while practicing communication, cooperation, movement, problem-solving, creativity, and emerging independence in a positive, nurturing atmosphere.

Strong Educator Relationships & Consistent Parent Communication

Families know their children in ways no assessment can capture on its own. That’s why we combine ongoing communication with regular assessments, giving parents and our highly trained educators a fuller understanding of each child’s progress, interests, strengths, learning style, and needs.

We keep families connected through Procare, social media updates, family events, and direct conversations. Parents can follow classroom experiences, share observations from home, and discuss changes in their child’s development.

What Parents Are Saying

The facilities are clean, bright, and well-organized, creating a safe and stimulating environment for our little ones.

Gabriel Reardon
We’ve been happy with the curriculum, communication, and program overall. Both our children are extremely happy there.

Emily M

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Tour Our Burlington Daycare & Preschool Center

A tour lets you experience our modern, well-equipped, nature-inspired learning environment firsthand. You can observe the classroom atmosphere, discuss educator interactions, and see how we combine teacher guidance with play and exploration.

During your visit, consider asking about:

Your child’s age-group placement and developmental fit
Daily routines and the transition into group care
How educators guide learning and respond to individual needs
How families receive updates and discuss development
Enrollment steps and current availability
Meals, snacks, required belongings, and other center policies

Bring the questions that matter to your family. A direct conversation can clarify what your child’s experience may look like and whether our approach fits your priorities.

What to Compare When Choosing Daycare or Preschool

Start with age fit, developmental support, educator relationships, and family communication. Consider how each program supports children throughout the day rather than evaluating early academics in isolation.

Key points to compare include:

Developmental Fit: Does the environment match your child’s age, readiness, interests, and current needs?
Learning Balance: How do teacher-guided activities, child-led play, hands-on exploration, movement, and creative expression fit together?
Social-Emotional Support: How do educators encourage communication, cooperation, confidence, and adjustment to a group setting?
Family Partnership: How can educators share updates, discuss progress, and respond to information from home?
Transition Planning: What happens after your initial inquiry, from the tour and enrollment through classroom placement and your child’s first days in care?

Focus on whether the program fits your child’s needs today and provides an appropriate path forward as those needs change.

Explore Early Learning for Your Child

Our whole-child approach brings together research-driven learning, responsive educators, open-ended exploration, and consistent family communication from infancy through preschool.

Schedule a tour to visit our Burlington center, discuss our programs, and learn which stage may fit your child. We can also answer questions about enrollment and current availability.

Contact us online or call (781) 746-6373 to start a conversation with us today.