Infant daycare providers specialize in caring for babies from 6 weeks to 12 months, with low child-to-caregiver ratios and developmentally appropriate environments.
All 27 Infant Daycare Providers
Cathy’s Cottage
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Jump for Joy!
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The Learning Experience
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Kiddie Academy Of Fishers
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Dolce Daycare & Preschool
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The Tot Spot Early Education Academy
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The Tot Spot Early Education Academy
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Leafspring School At Geist
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The Tot Spot Too
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Alphabet Academy Childcare & Preschool
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The Play School At Saxony Village
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Children Of America Fishers, Llc
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Primrose School At Gray Eagle
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Fishers Ymca Early Learning Center
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The Goddard School
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Teddy Bear Learning Center, Llc
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Goddard School, The
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Creme De La Creme (Fishers), Llc
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Kinder Care Learning Center
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Kindercare Learning Center
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Mattingly Construction
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The Play School At Arbor Village
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Primrose School At Fishers Station
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Primrose West Fishers
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Kid City Usa Fishers
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Traceys Family Day Care
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Instituto Preescolar Spanish Immersion LLC
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Frequently Asked Questions about Infant Daycare
At what age can infants start daycare?
Most Indiana daycares accept infants starting at 6 weeks old. Some providers may have a minimum age of 8 or 12 weeks.
What is the staff-to-infant ratio in Indiana?
Indiana requires a maximum staff-to-child ratio of 1:4 for infants under 12 months at licensed centers.
Why is infant daycare more expensive?
Infant care requires lower child-to-staff ratios, specialized equipment, and more individualized attention, which increases operating costs.