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In-home childcare in Fishers, Indiana

Home away from home.

For 11 years, Colia Wilson has cared for Fishers families' children in her own home, from 4 months to school age, in a real house where everything feels familiar and settling in comes easy.

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  • Child care homeIn Colia's own house
  • Since 201511 years with Fishers families
  • Open weekdaysMonday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM
A laughing baby dressed as a little scientist, in a paper gown, cap and safety goggles.

3 openingsas of September 2026

Why Wilson's

What sets us apart.

  • Communication

    The person you talk to is the person who spends the day with your child.

  • A nurturing home

    Safe, loving, and arranged for little ones. A living room, not a lobby.

  • Preschool curriculum

    Letters, numbers, colors, and taking turns, woven into play.

  • Home-cooked meals

    Real meals and snacks through the day, made at home.

  • Child care home

    In Fishers, Indiana, near Hamilton Southeastern High School.

About Colia

Small on purpose, and a real home.

Wilson's Childcare is Colia Wilson's home in Fishers, near Hamilton Southeastern High School. It is not a center, and it is not a classroom with a bell.

Colia Wilson.
Colia Wilson, owner

Hi, I'm Colia

I'm a military wife, and I've made this house a home for Fishers kids since 2015.

Wilson's Childcare is my home. It's a child care home in Fishers, Indiana, near Hamilton Southeastern High School, and I've cared for a small group of local children here for 11 years.

We're a military family, and military life teaches you two things fast: how to make a house feel like home, and how to show up for the people around you every single day. That's how I run my days. Steady routines, a calm house, and the same familiar face at the door every morning. The person you talk to is the person who spends the day with your child, because that person is me.

I talk through rates and openings in person, so the best way to get to know me is to come see the house.

Come meet me at a tour
A girl on the front step holding a jack-o'-lantern craft, beside a wooden FALL sign, a scarecrow, mums, and a carved pumpkin.
Colia Wilson at her front door holding a toddler, with two more children in front of her, beside the Wilson Residence welcome sign.
Three toddlers playing on the alphabet rug in the playroom with a red ride-on car.
The playroom: a zebra-print rug, a small blue table with red chairs, shelves of toys, and a Welcome board on the wall.
A boy coloring a dinosaur page at the dining table, with a box of crayons and a bottle of glue beside him.
Colia Wilson laughing at her front door with a toddler and a baby.

  • Since 2015

    11 years of caring for Fishers kids in this house.

  • A real house

    A living room instead of a lobby. Kids settle in fast because it feels like a place they already know.

  • The same face every day

    A small group and one familiar caregiver. The person you talk to is the person who spends the day with your child.

Ages

From 4 months to school age.

Kids grow up here. Pick an age to see what the day looks like at that stage.

Colia lying on the rug beside a baby doing tummy time.

Babies keep their own rhythm

Bottles, naps, tummy time, and a lot of holding. Colia follows your baby's schedule, not a clock.

  • Feeding and naps on your baby's schedule
  • Tummy time, songs, and floor play
  • A clean, quiet place to sleep
  • Plenty of cuddles
Ask about an infant spot

Every day here

What a day is made of.

The same six things, every day, in a house that's set up for kids.

  • Safe, loving, and nurturing

    A small group, a familiar caregiver, and a home that's arranged for little ones. Safety first, warmth always.

  • Learning through play

    Kids learn most when they're playing, so the day is built around it: blocks, pretend, puzzles, and outside time.

  • Arts, crafts, and preschool curriculum

    Paint, glue, and glitter for everyone, plus letters, numbers, and colors for the preschoolers.

  • Park and play time

    Fresh air and room to run. Park and play time is part of the routine, not a treat.

  • Dancing and singing

    Music every day. Nobody sits still for long, and that's the point.

  • Healthy meals and snacks

    Real meals and snacks through the day, made at home.

Come see the house.

The best way to know if it's the right fit is to visit. Tours are quick, and you can ask anything.

Schedule a tour

Schedule a tour

Tell Colia about your little one.

Send the form and she'll reach out by phone or email to set up a visit. Rates and current openings are discussed at the tour.

  1. Send the form, or call or text, whichever is easier.
  2. Colia reaches out to set up a tour.
  3. You visit, meet, and ask anything.
Schedule you're looking for Pick one; you can change your mind at the tour.

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