Small special-needs, inclusive daycare center in Charlottenburg's Westend (near U-Bahn station Olympiastadion) that operates in two buildings and cares for children from around eight months until school entry, placing great value on nature experiences and inclusive education.
The parent-run daycare Flocke cares for a small number of children in a mixed-age group (licensed places: 25) based on Montessori-oriented principles and offers, among other things, early music education, dedicated playrooms, and wholesome vegetarian meals. The facility also has spacious group rooms and a playground for city outings and age-appropriate development.
Small parent-run children's playgroup in Charlottenburg with a Montessori-oriented approach; cares for children from about 2.5 years until school entry in a small, close-knit group and places emphasis on projects, outings and daily outdoor activities.
Small children's co-op in Charlottenburg with around 15 places; the team cares for children aged about 18 months to 6 years and follows Montessori and Waldorf educational principles, with plenty of time spent outdoors.
The CiP daycare Theo Tintenklecks in Charlottenburg cares for up to 36 children from around one year old until they start school and places an emphasis on language development and integration.
The Schlüterstraße daycare center is a municipal facility of the municipal enterprise Kindertagesstätten Nordwest in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, with up to 145 places. It provides care for infants and preschool children and follows the Berlin Education Program, with a focus on movement, language support, integration and environmental education.
The facility cares for children from around one year old until they start school in several groups in premises on Eosanderstraße. Fresh meals are cooked daily in its own kitchen. The daycare center offers regular full-day care in Charlottenburg.
Kita Pumuckel e.V. in Charlottenburg offers loving, individually tailored full-day care for toddlers and preschoolers. The facility emphasizes fostering personal development through an experienced team.
Campus-adjacent daycare center of the Studierendenwerk Berlin on the north campus of TU Berlin; cares for children from about eight weeks old until they start school and, with a focus on Nature, Environment and Technology, offers among other things garden areas and learning workshops.
Association-run daycare center in the area around Charlottenburg Palace with premises in several older buildings (including Lohmeyerstraße and Eosanderstraße). It cares for children from around one year of age until school entry and offers opening hours from morning until afternoon.
