Small, family-oriented daycare on Mariendorfer Damm with 31 places; the team emphasizes individual support, early musical education, and healthy nutrition in a nature-focused setting.
The center operates according to the situational approach and the Berlin Education Programme and offers mixed-age groups. It supports family languages and has specialist staff who also care for children with additional support needs.
LOK 18 is a two-group nursery/daycare center operated by the provider TÄKS e. V., with space for 50 children (from 6 months up to school entry). Pedagogically it is guided by approaches such as Pikler, Montessori, and Reggio, works inclusively, and fosters strong family involvement and intergenerational cooperation.
The Juniorplaneten daycare in Mariendorf is operated by the provider Sprache verbindet IB gGmbH and cares for children in several groups from nursery age up to school entry. According to the provider/registry, the facility offers regular childcare hours, typically starting on weekday mornings.
Kita Steinchen in Lichtenrade cares for children from around 6 months until they start school with an integrative pedagogical approach; on the association's website the facility describes an individually supported, holistic educational program and asks interested parties to request a place via the contact form or by email.
Kita Begonia is a 75-place daycare center in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district operated by the provider Kardelen gGmbH. According to the provider, children from around six months until they start school are cared for, and the facility has a large outdoor area.
The Sunflower daycare center in Lichtenrade offers situation-oriented care in a bright, loving environment, with daily structure, project work, and outdoor activities. Additionally, there are age-appropriate programs such as swimming and play-based English once a week.
The Frühlicht daycare center (operator: JuBiSA) in Lichtenrade cares for small groups totaling around 25 children aged approximately 1 to 6 years. The facility works with separate age groups (nursery and kindergarten), offers homemade meals, and places special emphasis on inclusive practices and language development support.
Kita Drachenburg is a small, family-oriented facility in Marienfelde in the Tempelhof‑Schöneberg district with a mixed-age group and about 22 places. Pedagogically, the facility follows the situational approach and is guided by the Berlin Education Program, and a freshly cooked lunch is provided daily.
The Marienfelder Kiezhopser have been a modern daycare center in Alt-Marienfelde since 2019, with space for 60 children in three groups (one infant group and two mixed-age groups). The facility follows the Berlin Education Program, has a large activity room and garden, and offers full-day care from 07:30 to 16:30.
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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.
