Daycare and Preschool in Warsaw, Indiana

Growing Kids on East 200 North provides daycare and preschool in Warsaw, Indiana, for children from six weeks through age 12. The center is NECPA accredited and holds Indiana’s Level 4 Paths to QUALITY rating. It opens 5:30 am to 6:00 pm Monday through Friday, just east of Biomet Drive near the orthopedic campuses and US 30. Families will find monitored entry, biometric check-in, a parent waiting area and a Main Street mini town.

Looking for infant care? Confirm your room’s drop-off time with the center; the infant program page lists a 7:00 am opening.

Warsaw at a glance

Centers in Warsaw1
Address

298 E. 200 North, Warsaw, IN 46582

Phone

(574) 306-5191

Hours

Monday to Friday, 5:30 am to 6:00 pm

Ages served6 weeks to 12 years
ProgramsInfants, Toddlers and Young Preschool, Preschool, School Age Care, Camps
AccreditationNECPA (National Early Childhood Program Accreditation)
Quality ratingPaths to QUALITY Level 4, Indiana's highest
Closure days8 per year
Tour30 minutes, children welcome; book online or call

Your Warsaw center

Growing Kids on E 200 North

298 E. 200 North, Warsaw, IN 46582
(574) 306-5191

Monday to Friday, 5:30 am to 6:00 pm

The Warsaw center is on E 200 N just east of Biomet Drive, which puts it a few minutes from the orthopedic company campuses, the hospital and the US 30 corridor. A 5:30 am open covers first shift and early surgical schedules. Inside there is a comfortable parent waiting area where you can watch your child in action at drop-off or pick-up. Outside, the playgrounds are where the kids spend part of every day the weather allows. Staff keep a watchful eye through cameras in every classroom and one monitored entrance.

Programs for every stage

The Warsaw center runs the full program ladder, so a child can start as an infant and stay through elementary school in the same building.

ProgramAgesWhat it is
Infants6 weeks until walkingLow ratios, your feeding and nap schedule, daily updates.
Toddlers and Young PreschoolWalking to 3 yearsLearning through motion and movement, first friends, early language.
Preschool3 to 5 yearsLearning Beyond Paper curriculum built for kindergarten readiness.
School Age Care5 to 12 yearsBefore and after school care plus full days on snow days, delays and breaks.
Camps5 to 12 yearsSummer and school break camps with weekly themes.

Why Warsaw families choose Growing Kids

Built for the orthopedic capital's schedule. Warsaw runs on early shifts and surgical hours. A 5:30 am open on the Biomet Drive side of town means drop-off happens on the way in, not before dawn somewhere else.

Security designed by people who do it for a living. Growing Kids' safety protocols were designed with a child care security company run by former Secret Service agents. One locked, monitored entrance, biometric check-in and check-out, cameras in every classroom and an emergency call system in every room, coordinated with local police and fire departments.

Main Street. At the heart of the center is Main Street, a child sized mini town where kids play through real life, running a cafe, a post office and a store.

A place to watch. The parent waiting area lets you see your child in the room at drop-off and pick-up, which makes the first weeks easier for everyone.

Accredited, not just licensed. Indiana licensing is the floor. NECPA accreditation and a Level 4 Paths to QUALITY rating are earned on top of it. The Warsaw center participates in CCDF vouchers and On My Way Pre-K.

Open when schools are not. Eight closure days a year. Two hour delays, snow days and in-service days are covered for Warsaw school age kids.

What daycare costs in Warsaw

Tuition at Growing Kids depends on your child's age and the days you need, so the accurate number comes from the center. Call E 200 North and ask for current weekly rates, or request them when you book a tour.

Several things can bring the cost down. The Warsaw center accepts Indiana CCDF child care vouchers and participates in On My Way Pre-K, which provides free prekindergarten for families who qualify. Families who set up weekly AutoPay earn a weekly tuition discount. The Refer-a-Friend program typically credits $100 to the referring family and $100 to the new family, with no cap. Growing Kids also has child care benefit arrangements with a number of area employers, and in Warsaw it is worth asking HR specifically, since several of the large employers in town offer child care benefits.

Ask about tuition support and discounts

Close to home. On the way to work.

Families come to E 200 North from across Kosciusko County, including Winona Lake, Leesburg, Pierceton, North Webster, Syracuse, Claypool, Silver Lake, Mentone and Milford, and from the US 30 corridor toward Columbia City and Plymouth. The north side location suits lake families coming down State Road 15 as well as anyone working on the Biomet Drive and Airport Road side of town.

Your Warsaw daycare questions, answered

Is there a daycare in Warsaw that opens at 5:30 am?

Yes. Growing Kids Learning Center on E 200 North opens at 5:30 am Monday through Friday and stays open until 6:00 pm.

Is Growing Kids in Warsaw accredited?

Yes. The Warsaw center is accredited by the National Early Childhood Program Accreditation (NECPA) and holds a Level 4 rating from Indiana's Paths to QUALITY, the highest level the state awards.

Does Growing Kids in Warsaw take infants?

Yes. The infant program accepts babies from six weeks old until they are walking, with low teacher to child ratios and your own feeding and nap schedule. Infant rooms fill first, so join the waiting list early.

Where exactly is the Warsaw center?

298 E. 200 North, Warsaw, IN 46582, on the north side of town just east of Biomet Drive.

How much is daycare in Warsaw at Growing Kids?

Rates depend on age and schedule, so the center gives you a current quote. Growing Kids accepts CCDF vouchers, participates in On My Way Pre-K, offers an AutoPay discount and a Refer-a-Friend credit. It also has benefit arrangements with several area employers.

Does my employer have a child care benefit with Growing Kids?

Growing Kids has child care benefit arrangements with a number of Northern Indiana employers. Ask your HR department, or call the center and ask whether your company is a corporate partner.

Does Growing Kids offer before and after school care in Warsaw?

Yes. The School Age program covers children 5 to 12 before and after school, plus full days on two hour delays, snow days and breaks. Ask the center about transportation to and from your child's school.

How does the Warsaw center keep kids safe?

One locked entrance that is always monitored, biometric check-in for parents, security cameras in every classroom and an emergency call system in every room. The protocols were designed with a security firm run by former Secret Service agents.

Is there a preschool program or just daycare?

Both. Preschool for ages 3 to 5 runs on the Learning Beyond Paper curriculum and is built around kindergarten readiness. Younger children move up from the infant and toddler rooms when they are ready.

How do I schedule a tour in Warsaw?

Book online at growingkids.com/book-a-tour or call (574) 306-5191. Tours take about 30 minutes and children are welcome.

Come See It For Yourself

Book a 30 minute tour at E 200 North. Bring your child, see Main Street and meet the teachers.