Watch Me Grow

01/25/2026

I hope everyone is staying warm! Due to the snow and poor road conditions, we will be closed tomorrow to keep everyone safe. I do have someone coming to clear off our parking lot, but they most likely won't be able to get to us until tomorrow.
We plan to be open again on Tuesday. We’ll let you know if anything changes, but I don't think it will.
Thank you so much for your understanding. Stay warm and safe out there!

Best,
Ms. Nikki

11/19/2025

Yearly PSA ☺️❄️ if you see a child going from a warm car into a warm building without a coat, it is fine. The mother is probably educated in car seat safety and knows that their child should not wear a winter coat in a car seat. She probably also knows that it would quite literally take more time to get the child out of the car seat, and fight to get them into a winter coat then it would to just run into the warm building. She probably also has a blanket for her child to help keep nice and cozy in the car, maybe even wraps them in it to get into their destination. 🥶 🧥 🤫
She probably also understands how illnesses work and knows that cold air does not make you sick. 🦠

08/31/2025

Please complete a separate enrollment form for EACH child ages 0-5.

08/12/2024

Full-time and Part-time job opportunities available!

We are looking to hire both a full-time and a part-time employee. Monday-Friday, no weekends, and scheduled holidays off.

Apply by email at [email protected], message us on Facebook or come in and apply in person.

07/29/2024

07/29/2024

Please contact us at (573)243-8806

10/21/2022

Just as a reminder, tommorow is Fruitland's 45th Anniversary as a fire protection district! Come celebrate with us and have a good time!

08/31/2022

The road has been reopened.

The road is closed just past Watch Me Grow. You can still get into our parking lot if you come off of 177.

08/04/2022

Hello and Welcome to “Watch Me Grow”. Within the framework of a safe, happy and loving environment, our child care facility is designed to meet the individual needs of the young child. The four stages of development (social, emotional, physical and intellectual) are planned for and included in daily activities. Consideration is given to the individual needs of each child and allows each to go through the stages of development at his/her own pace and level. This process of learning allows the child to grow naturally.

Caregivers guide and facilitate this growth by providing needed motivation, encouragement and redirection. Our staff is sensitive to the world of the young child and through this world new doors of imagination, learning and friendships are opened.

Our goals are established to provide each child with opportunities to grow and prosper.