EKT Omas Garten e.V. in Berlin-Wedding (Stralsunder Str. 7) is a non-profit daycare center run by the organization Bürgerinitiative Omas Garten e.V. and, according to published information, cares for children aged approximately 1 to 6 years with a focus on language and integration in full-day care.
The AWO daycare center Sonnenkinder in Adlershof cares for up to 70 children from around eight weeks old until they start school in an open-space concept. The facility emphasizes a connection to nature, participation, and offers full meals from its on-site kitchen.
The Heidekampweg daycare center (operator: Kinder im Kiez) provides places for 155 children from around one year old until school entry. The facility works with a situation-oriented approach, has two buildings with large outdoor grounds, and places particular emphasis on early musical education and meals prepared in its own kitchen.
Kita Rudower Straße is a facility operated by the provider Kinder im Kiez and cares for up to 85 children in six groups. It accepts children from about 12 months until they start school and places an emphasis on nature and environmental education; there is a preparatory baby group.
The KITA Springmäuse in Johannisthal cares for a total of 90 children in six groups, from their first year of life until they start school; the facility emphasizes nature-oriented play, its own kitchen, a large outdoor area, and language and social development.
According to the provider, the Wirbelwind daycare in Niederschöneweide cares for up to 100 children from around one year old until they start school. Its main focuses are physical activity offerings (including swimming), homemade meals, and mixed-age groups.
The Moissistraße daycare center (Adlershof) is operated by the provider FiPP e. V. and provides care for up to 200 children in mixed-age groups. The facility has a large outdoor area and garden and emphasizes close cooperation with parents.
The DASI KiTa Adlershof in Adlershof cares for up to 83 children in an open, integrative approach and places particular emphasis on nurturing talents. In the nursery area, the facility follows Pikler principles.
Kita Greta and Friends is a family-oriented, bilingual facility on Puderstraße (Treptow-Köpenick) with space for 40 children; according to the provider, it cares for children from the age of one until they start school and places an emphasis on German-English education as well as early musical development.
Die Plänter is an integrated forest daycare center on Rodelbergweg near the Plänterwald. The facility cares for up to 25 children from about one year old until they start school; mornings are spent mostly outdoors in the forest.
