The Regenbogeninsel daycare center in Marzahn places an educational focus on physical activity and health, has a large garden and several mixed-age and toddler areas, and cares for children from about eight weeks up to the start of school.
The daycare center Bunte Kinderwelt in Marzahn-Nord cares for children in mixed-age groups from early infancy until they start school and offers, among other things, garden areas, movement rooms, a sauna, and language support programs. The provider is Jugend- und Sozialwerk; the facility has a capacity of 220 places.
The daycare Jahresuhr (Haus Farbklecks) in Marzahn-Hellersdorf is an intercultural learning center with a pedagogical focus on language, movement, integration and ecology; it cares for children from toddler age until they start school and offers, among other things, a large garden and an open parents' meeting.
The Schwalbennest facility in Marzahn-Hellersdorf is a city-run kindergarten with 205 places for children aged 0 to 6. The daycare operates according to a situational approach and places an emphasis on health promotion; care is provided full-day (06:00-18:00).
The Kunterbunt daycare center (operator: AWO pro:mensch) in Marzahn has space for 195 children from infancy to school entry. The facility features themed rooms (for example a children's kitchen, activity rooms, a sauna), a large adventure garden, and provides full meals. Typical opening hours are 06:00-18:00.
EKT Die Ministerne is a small, parent-oriented daycare center in Wedding with a mixed-age group for children from about 1 year to about 6 years. The facility cares for around 16 children full-time and emphasizes outings, cooking together, and early musical education.
The daycare center Sonnenschein in Marzahn offers full-day care (usually 06:00-18:00) for children from about 11 months until starting school in an inclusive, multilingual environment; the facility is part of the provider Kindergärten NordOst and has its own kitchen.
The AWO daycare center Raupe Nimmersatt in Marzahn is a movement-oriented day care with a large garden; it cares for children from about eight weeks until they start school. The facility has a regular capacity of 195 places, but due to renovation work it is currently operating off-site and is caring for around 100 children at the temporary location.
The daycare center Zwergenoase in Marzahn-Hellersdorf is operated by Kindergärten NordOst, provides places for around 200 children aged 0 to 6, and is primarily movement-oriented. The facility is organized as a family center and offers regular care hours on weekdays from early morning until evening.
The Hummelburg daycare center in Marzahn is an inclusive facility run by the provider FiPP and, according to the provider, cares for up to 200 children. Educational priorities are language support, early musical education, movement and psychomotor development; the facility also has a visiting dog and rooms that have been renovated to be fully accessible.
