Treptow-Köpenick is especially lovely for families who enjoy water, forests, and lots of space.
The borough has many outing spots, large playgrounds, and relaxed neighborhoods with child-friendly restaurants and cafés.
Kita access also adds to Treptow-Köpenick's family appeal: it has many centres, roughly from many dozens to well over a hundred, quality is usually good, and the outlook for open places feels a little better in several residential areas.
Small daycare in Schöneweide (Schnellerstraße 24) that cares for up to 21 children from around 18 months until they start school. Pedagogically, the Matschpiraten follow the situational approach with influences from Reggio and Pikler. The center emphasizes meals and an above-average staff-to-child ratio.
Private, non-profit daycare center in the Future Living complex in Adlershof, operated by Kita Familya gGmbH. According to the provider, the facility has been in operation since 2020 and, per the provider's website, has capacity for 25 children; pedagogically it follows the Berlin education program with influences from Montessori and the situational approach.
The daycare center Jung. Kleen. Icke. in Altglienicke cares for children aged approximately 1 to 6 years (capacity for 57 children) and operates inclusively with an arts and music focus. The facility has a large movement room, a garden, and brings in external specialists for dance, music and yoga to support the children.
The Peene-Kapitäne daycare center in Altglienicke, newly built in 2020, offers 209 places (56 nursery places for one- to three-year-olds and 153 places in the preschool/elementary section) and operates according to the Berlin Education Program within a partly open concept. The building is accessible and features various functional rooms such as a movement room, a Snoezelen room and a children's kitchen.
The ToM daycare center in Altglienicke (Schönefelder Chaussee) is a modern, intercultural childcare facility of the Internationaler Bund with a total of 100 places; it operates inclusively in accordance with the Berlin education program and emphasizes language support and integration. The facility is part of the neighborhood project ToM - Tolerant Together and has a large garden and accessible areas.
Kita Johannissterne is a small, family-run daycare center in Johannisthal with 35 places, including under-3 and over-3 groups. The center uses mixed-age groupings, offers full-day care, and emphasizes consistent assigned primary caregivers and close cooperation with families.
The daycare center Die Kita im Fenngarten (operator: junior JOEL) cares for up to 77 children in a heritage-listed ground-floor building with its own courtyard garden. The facility accepts children from 12 months until school entry and has regular opening hours on weekdays.
Kita Nusshütte Groß-Berliner-Damm is a small daycare center in Treptow-Köpenick with 30 places; educationally it focuses on nature experiences (Kneipp), Montessori elements, and integration and inclusion.
The Schöneweide 4 facility is part of the provider FREUDE Kindergärten gGmbH and is located in Treptow-Köpenick (Brückenstraße 12/13). The daycare serves infant/toddler and preschool groups and follows a holistic, play-based educational approach.
The facility belongs to the provider FREUDE and is part of the sites in Niederschöneweide. The provider's day-care centers care for infants and preschool-age children and use a project-oriented approach, offering outings and themed programs to promote learning and community.
Use the Postal Code filter and check opening hours. Contact multiple facilities in parallel.
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.
