The Kiez-Kita Wilhelmine in Bohnsdorf, opened in 2023, is a two-story building for children from nine months until they start school and focuses on building, creativity, movement, and health.
Kita barfuß is a small, independently run daycare center in Niederschöneweide (Treptow-Köpenick district) that cares for children from about one year old until they start school in three rooms; the facility emphasizes family involvement, children's rights, and educational work based on the situational approach.
Kita Einsteinkinder in Altglienicke is a 30-place facility run by the provider KaSa that follows a situation-oriented approach and incorporates pedagogical elements such as Montessori, Reggio and Early Excellence; its main focuses are language support, early music education, nature-based education and inquiry-based learning.
Kita Familya Adlershof 2 is the provider's second location in Adlershof/Johannisthal; the facility has been open since March 2025, is pedagogically led by Selma Yilmaz, and offers space for a small group of children. The provider cites the Berlin Education Program as its pedagogical basis and refers to a waiting list due to high demand.
The Windzauber daycare, operated by WissensWind GmbH, cares for up to 25 children in a small facility. Pedagogically, the facility follows the situational approach and elements of Montessori pedagogy, with a focus on sustainability.
The daycare center Wilde Hummeln in Johannisthal (Treptow-Köpenick) cares for up to 100 children in four groups (two nest groups and two preschool groups). The facility operates a partly open concept, follows the situational approach and the principles of Emmi Pikler, and provides full vegetarian meals. Opening hours Mon-Fri 07:00-17:00.
Forest-oriented Montessori daycare in the Grünauer Forest that cares for children from around ten months up to school entry in mixed-age groups. The daily routine includes time spent in the forest, activities such as yoga and early music education, and Montessori materials.
The Humanistic Daycare Center Alfred-Randt-Straße is a modern, single-story new building in Köpenick with thematically designed atria and a large garden. It follows an inclusive, child-centered approach and offers a variety of workshop and movement rooms.
The Schwanenkita in Köpenick is part of the Märkische Kita und Schule gGmbH and cares for children in mixed-age groups; it is located near a park and the water and offers places for children from around 12 months until they start school. The pedagogical work follows the Berlin Education Program.
The Alt-Müggelheim daycare center is located in the historic village center of Müggelheim and cares for a total of 90 children in two buildings (with a separate small building for children under 3 and a large building for children aged 3 to 6). The facility takes advantage of its natural setting for regular forest days and a variety of physical activities in the spacious garden.
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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.
