Daycare & Childcare in Epsom

Signboard for Little Dinosaurs Early Childhood Education Centre with a cartoon dinosaur illustration, website URL, and address in Epsom.

Little Dinosaurs is a small, family-owned daycare in the heart of Epsom for tamariki aged 2–5.
Our days are filled with creativity, exploration and connection — helping children grow confident, curious and kind.

Open Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm at 87 Onslow Ave.

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Why parents choose us

Small groups: every child is truly seen and supported.

Art-led, play-based learning: imagination and fine-motor skills thrive through creative projects.

Transition-to-School programme: builds early literacy, numeracy and independence for confident starts.

Strong whānau partnerships: open communication and respect for every family’s culture and aspirations.

Experienced, qualified kaiako: passionate educators committed to Te Whāriki principles.

Little Dinosaurs specialises in caring for children aged 2 to 5.

➡️ 2–3 Years: Gentle settling, sensory play and language-rich routines.

➡️ 3–4 Years: Self-expression through art, movement and group collaboration.

➡️ 4–5 Years: Our Transition to School programme develops early literacy, numeracy and self-help skills.

Our programmes

ENROLMENT

At Little Dinosaurs, you can choose the option that best suits your needs.

We offer ✅ 3 Months of Free Childcare, which will help you save up to $3800 per child on childcare costs.

Or, if you prefer, we also offer ✅ Free Fixed 6-hour sessions (8am-2pm) to make your daily routine easier.

Click on one of the links below to enroll in the model that suits you best.

Free Half-Day Sessions
3 MONTHS FREE CHILDCARE

where you can find us

 

📍 87 Onslow Avenue, Epsom 1023. Easy parking on site and nearby streets.

FAQ

  • We welcome children aged 2–5 years.

  • Monday – Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

  • Yes — eligible families can access 20 Hours ECE plus current promotions like free 6-hour sessions (8 am–2 pm) or 3 months free childcare.

  • We keep ratios low, celebrate the arts and provide a nurturing, homely environment where tamariki and whānau feel connected.