Daycares in Princeton, NJ

All 23 licensed child care facilities in Princeton, ranked by their real state inspection record — not ads. Every rating below comes from official licensing and violation data.

23licensed daycares

—average safety rating

100%with a clean record

0with violations on record

#	Daycare	Rating	Violations (2 yr)	Capacity
1	Bright Horizons at Carnegie Center201 Carnegie Center Rd	Unrated	None	119
2	Cherry Hill Nursery School50 Cherry Hill Rd	Unrated	None	50
3	Crossroads225 Olden La	Unrated	None	87
4	Dupree Center for Children400 Emmons Drive	Unrated	None	60
5	Henry Pannell Learning Center2 Clay Street	Unrated	None	63
6	Hub for Learning545 Meadow Road	Unrated	None	20
7	Johnson Park School - Princeton Family YMCA285 Rosedale Rd	Unrated	None	60
8	Knowledge Beginnings450 College Road E	Unrated	None	147
9	Lakeview Child Center at West Windsor707 Alexander Rd Suite 306	Unrated	None	141
10	Littlebrook M.A.S.H. Program39 Magnolia La	Unrated	None	100
11	Marcy T. Crimmins Learning Center20-B Juniper Row	Unrated	None	38
12	Nassau Nursery School33 Mercer Street	Unrated	None	49
13	New Hope Learning Center545 Meadow Road	Unrated	None	54
14	Princeton Community Family Learning Center16 All Saints' Road	Unrated	None	49
15	Princeton Meadow Preschool545 Meadow Road	Unrated	None	66
16	Princeton Nursery School78 Leigh Ave	Unrated	None	54
17	Princeton YWCA ASP at Riverside School58 Riverside Dr	Unrated	None	100
18	Princeton YWCA ASP Community Park School372 Witherspoon Street	Unrated	None	100
19	The Child Development Center for Bristol-Myers Squibb - LawrRt. 206 And Province Line Road	Unrated	None	240
20	The Goddard School29 Emmons Dr	Unrated	None	167
21	The Nursery School at YWCA Princeton59 Paul Robeson Pl	Unrated	None	144
22	University League Nursery School457 Nassau Street	Unrated	None	135
23	University N O W Day Nursery185 Broadmead Street	Unrated	None	194

Ranked by DaycareAlert's violations-based safety rating (recency-weighted state inspection findings), then by fewest recent violations. "Violations (2 yr)" counts citations in the last two years so cities and facilities are comparable regardless of how far back a state's records go. Data comes directly from state licensing agencies — always open a facility's full record before deciding.