The AWO daycare Krümelkiste on Bendastraße in Neukölln is a nursery/daycare run by the Southeast district association and offers, among other things, movement rooms and a garden, as well as partnerships with local therapeutic services.
The AWO daycare Du & Ich in Neukölln cares for children from around one year of age until they start school in an open-concept setting across several floors; the facility operates inclusively and participates in the federal Sprach-Kita program.
The Humanistic Daycare Center Landreiterweg (Pro Dia) cares for up to 140 children from infancy to school entry in spacious, inclusive rooms spread over three floors and follows a child-centered, inclusive approach with a focus on participation and education for sustainable development.
The Humanist daycare center Mäusevilla in Buckow cares for up to 104 children from about one year old until they start school. The facility follows a child-centered educational approach with open structures and uses its natural setting and the garden as educational resources.
The Sausewind daycare in Neukölln-Rudow cares for children from around eight weeks and follows a movement-oriented, inclusive approach; the facility offers a large, nature-rich outdoor area and daily meals prepared in its own kitchen. The setup includes two nursery units and two preschool units, with emphases on movement, language development and healthy nutrition.
The Knollstraße daycare in Rudow (Neukölln district) cares for children from about one year old until they start school in a building opened in 2005; the facility is run by the municipal childcare operator Kindertagesstätten SüdOst and has 90 places, including a nursery unit for up to 26 children.
Small daycare in Neukölln with 20 places for children from about one year old until school entry. The facility follows the Berlin Education Program, runs mixed-age groups and offers language support programs (KIKUS, Wuppi).
Small part-time daycare at Fuldastraße 50 in Neukölln. The facility offers around 20 places for children from one year old until they start school and pedagogically emphasizes creativity, music, movement, and freshly prepared meals.
The integrative kindergarten Parchimer Allee, operated by the Association for Youth Welfare Berlin, cares for children in socially and mixed-age groups and emphasizes inclusive support; contact persons and the central contact address are provided by the VfJ.
The Focus Familie daycare center in Neukölln (Hermannstraße 135 A) cares for children from the age of one and, according to the provider and directories, offers daycare places. The facility has bright group rooms, a movement room and a large outdoor area. It participates in the federal Sprach-Kitas program and is open on weekdays in the mornings and afternoons.
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Many centers accept children from 8–12 months. Details are in the age groups (Under 3/Over 3) on profile pages.
Languages vary by center. Check the "Languages" field on the center profile page.
