The Villa Kunterbunt is a childcare co-op in Mariendorf, run by the Kinderladeninitiative Tempelhof e.V.; it cares for children aged about 2 to 6 in ground-floor rooms with a garden and bases its offerings on the Berlin Education Program.
Small non-profit daycare in Lichtenrade (Briesingstraße 30), operated by the association Die Kindergärtnerei; the facility can be reached by phone at the number provided and is listed in directories as having around 24-25 places.
The Kinderladen Mücke is a small parent-run initiative in Mariendorf that cares for up to 17 children in one group. Educationally, the facility follows the situation-oriented approach and the Berlin Education Program; it offers regular gymnastics and music activities.
The parents' initiative EKT Spatzennest in Marienfelde cares for children aged approximately 1 to 6 years in a family-like setting. The facility operates full time, including music, forest and gymnastics days, and has a green environment as well as an on-site playground.
Daycare center Mojak (operator: IKT Stadtindianer e.V.) runs two units: Mojak with 26 places for children from about 3 years old and Mojak-Mini with 15 places for children from about 8 weeks. The facility offers full-day care (Mon-Fri 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) with an inclusive, language-development and movement-oriented educational program.
Small daycare center in Tempelhof-Schöneberg, operated by the association Zwergenland e.V.; according to listings the facility has around 25 licensed places and serves children approximately 1 to 6 years old. Location: Viktoriastraße 1.
Small, family-oriented parent-run initiative in Marienfelde that cares for up to 26 children from about one year old until they start school; a focus of the facility is inclusion and integrative support.
The Feuerwache daycare (operated by Jugend- und Sozialwerk) cares for up to 72 children in mixed-age groups and places pedagogical emphasis on individual support, inclusion, and project-based learning, as well as regular outings and activities outside the facility.
The Kinderladen Pillepoppen is a small parents' association in Lichtenrade (founded in 1990) that offers Montessori-oriented, mixed-age care: several baby and mixed groups with full-day care and project and music activities.
The Kita Haus Salem in Lichtenrade is located near woods and fields and offers children many opportunities to experience nature in its large garden. It cares for children from around one year old in mixed-age groups and prepares lunch in its own kitchen.
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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.
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