The Kita Kinder Wunderland in Marienfelde is an intercultural daycare center that follows the situational approach and places emphasis on aesthetic education, physical activity, and nature and environmental education. The facility operates bilingually (German/Russian).
The Kita Mary Poppinz Britz in Berlin-Britz is a newly established kindergarten with a focus on sustainability and digital education. Provider information and directories list care for children aged approximately 1 to 6 years and a total capacity of 139 places.
Small, family-oriented daycare in Lichtenrade (since October 2023) with 21 places in two groups; focus on language, healthy eating, and lots of time in the large garden.
The Zwergflamingos are an accessible daycare center in Lichtenrade (Bornhagenweg 53) operated by the provider eventus Bildung; the facility has nursery and preschool areas, a multipurpose room and its own garden, and follows inclusive practices based on the principles of the Berlin Education Program.
The German-Scandinavian daycare at Campus Machonstraße 54 is run by the Montessori Foundation Berlin. It follows a German-Scandinavian concept with several Scandinavian languages in the groups and works closely with the neighboring German-Scandinavian community school.
The facility Kenntnisreich im Lichtenrader Revier is a daycare center that opened in 2024 in the new Lichtenrader Revier and has places for up to 40 preschool children. The educational work is mainly conducted in German.
The daycare center Bornsdorfer Straße in the Rollbergkiez (Neukölln) is operated by Kindertagesstätten SüdOst and, in a new building, can accommodate up to 170 children. The facility cares for children from around one year old until they start school and is generally open on weekdays from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The daycare center Maji‑Maji‑Allee 14, operated by Kindergärten City, is a multicultural, inclusion-oriented facility near Volkspark Rehberge; it cares for children from about one year old until they start school and offers full-day care. The center integrates care and education into everyday routines and cooperates with local partners such as the Möwensee Primary School.
The Humanist Day Care Center Bornsdorfer Straße in Neukölln offers full-day care near Lessinghöhe and the Karl-Marx-Straße U-Bahn station and follows the educational approach of the Humanist Association. It cares for children until they start school and is open on weekdays.
The Mosaik daycare center in Neukölln is operated by edura Kindertagesstätten gGmbH and, across six units, provides places for a total of 130 children from around six months up to school entry. The facility has an intercultural focus and is generally open Monday to Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The infant unit comprises three rooms with up to 45 places in total and its own garden.
