pop e poppa childcare facilities in canton of Schwyz offer thoughtfully designed educational environments with diverse activity areas that provide a balanced mix of movement, play, and quiet retreat.

The rooms are child-friendly and provide a wide range of materials, books, and toys. Our locations are easily accessible by public transport and by bike, and they meet the requirements of our Eco-Friendly label.
Free play has an important role. Through free play, even the youngest children acquire knowledge about their environment. In addition, we take into account each child’s individual development by offering targeted educational activities based on pop e poppa’s five quality pillars, which support them in their educational and development processes.


Childcare fees depend on the type of care offered, the weekly care days, the child’s age, and any additional services such as meals or special programmes. Many facilities offer flexible models to accommodate different family needs.
In the canton of Schwyz, families can reduce their childcare costs through childcare vouchers (kiBon). These vouchers are applied for through the municipality of residence and are based on the parents’ income and employment level. The amount of support varies depending on the municipality and the level of care. The aim of the vouchers is to ensure access to affordable, high-quality childcare. Parents can choose between providers, while the funding follows the child rather than the institution.
Find answers to the most common questions about childcare in Schwyz.
The first step is to explore the available childcare options and identify the location that best fits your family’s needs. You can then contact the selected location directly, arrange a visit, request further information, and start the registration process according to availability and procedures. In our facilities, joining the waiting list is non-binding and can be done at an early stage.
Yes. A visit is often the best way to get a feel for the atmosphere, daily routine, and organisation. We encourage families to explore the individual location websites and arrange a visit to find the environment that best suits their child.
The language approach may vary depending on the location. Some childcare facilities offer a bilingual environment or targeted language support in a foreign language. The individual location pages provide a detailed overview of the language concept.
In the canton of Schwyz, the Childcare Act (KiBeG) and the Childcare Ordinance (KiBeV) govern the support provided to families. Parents can receive financial contributions for children from approximately 3 months up to the end of primary school, provided they reside in the canton and are employed, in education, or entitled to unemployment benefits. The amount of support depends on income, employment level, and the scope of care, and is calculated individually. The kiBon vouchers are paid directly to parents by the municipality. In addition, part of the childcare costs can be deducted for tax purposes.
Each page provides practical and local information about the daycare centre, including contact details, opening hours, useful documents and educational context.
Healthy, varied, and delicious, our local partners provides daily balanced meals for children. In addition to balanced nutrition, we actively support children in learning about food and production.
Based on the Swiss Orientation Framework for Early Childhood Education and Care established by the Swiss UNESCO Commission, as well as our own mission statement, all pop e poppa daycare centres work with the five pop e poppa quality drivers. These actively support children in their learning and development processes: