The daycare center An den Achterhöfen in Berlin-Buckow cares for children from around one year old until they start school in a facility that includes nursery and open early childhood areas. It operates according to the Berlin Education Program, emphasizes a gentle settling-in period, and cooperates with local partners and schools.
Kita Mini Mix in Neukölln is run by the Jugend- und Sozialwerk and offers multilingual, inclusive childcare in bright rooms with a large garden; the team places special emphasis on language support, physical activity and healthy nutrition.
The municipal daycare center Rütlistraße in Neukölln has room for over 100 children and operates inclusively in mixed-age groups. Daily routines follow the Berlin educational program, with a focus on language learning integrated into everyday activities and on promoting physical activity.
The Böhmische Straße daycare center in North Neukölln is a facility of the municipal childcare enterprise Kindertagesstätten SüdOst with space for 140 children; it operates as a language-focused daycare and emphasizes everyday-integrated language support, cooperation within the neighborhood, and participatory programs.
The Weserwichtel daycare center (operated by the Internationaler Bund) in Berlin‑Neukölln cares for up to 125 children from around one year old until school entry in a nursery and two preschool groups. The facility offers full-day care, workshop-based pedagogy, a large garden, and integration and language support programs.
The Riesestraße daycare center (operator: Kindertagesstätten SüdOst) is located in Britz/Neukölln and offers places for children until they start school. The facility is currently closed due to renovation work.
Small daycare center in Neukölln (Allerstraße 44) with 31 places, run by the provider Hauptstadtracker. The facility follows a Montessori-oriented approach, has its own garden, and offers vegetarian meals; it currently has available places for 2- to 4-year-olds.
The Evangelical Genezareth daycare center on Aller Street has room for up to 70 children (from about 1 year old until starting school) and emphasizes individual early education and language support in a family-like atmosphere; the facility cooks on site and follows a predominantly low-meat menu.
Small Protestant daycare center at the village church in Britz with a family atmosphere and a large garden. The center has an open-concept approach and cares for children from one year old until they start school; regular opening hours are 07:00 to 17:00.
The Evangelical daycare center Brüdergemeine in northern Neukölln cares for children from infancy until they start school and has an operating permit for 85 places. The facility is part of the Evangelical Association for Daycare and Family and is open on weekdays from early morning until late afternoon.
