The Meilenstein daycare center (operated by Kindergärten NordOst) is a movement-oriented facility in Marzahn-Hellersdorf that cares for children aged 0 to 6. The facility offers full-day care (06:00-18:00) and has a capacity of 190 children.
EKT - Stadtkinder is a family-run children's playgroup in Wedding (Mitte district), operated by Stadtkinder e. V. The facility cares for children from around one year old until school entry in mixed-age groups and follows the situational approach with emphases on integration, physical activity and nature experiences.
The Spielhaus daycare in Hellersdorf is operated by the Jugend- und Sozialwerk and follows an everyday life-oriented, mixed-age educational concept with an inclusive focus. The facility cares for children from around eight weeks until they start school and offers, among other things, language support integrated into daily routines and open-group programs.
The BOOT-Kita Am Kirschbaum cares for children from around eight weeks until school entry in mixed-age groups. The facility offers spacious rooms and a large garden, as well as special amenities such as a ceramics studio, a sauna, and psychomotor rooms focusing on integration and movement.
The Montessori children's house Eigensinn in Marzahn-Hellersdorf is a small facility operated by the provider KITA-Dialog with 25 places; it cares for children from about one year until school entry and follows the Montessori approach. The regular hours of care are usually Monday to Friday in the mornings and afternoons (see opening hours).
The Blumentraum daycare (AWO pro:mensch) is a relatively family-oriented childcare center with a total of 90 places for children from around eight months until they start school. The facility in Hellersdorf-Ost is located near the Hellersdorf U-Bahn station and offers theatre-based educational programs as well as a variety of other learning opportunities.
The Kastanienknirpse daycare center in Hellersdorf is operated by the provider pad and is run as a model daycare with a focus on integration and inclusion. It offers about 70 places, emphasizes language support and intercultural diversity, and promotes STEM-oriented elements in everyday activities.
The Grünschnabel daycare in Hellersdorf cares for children from around eight weeks old until they start school and operates according to the Berlin education program with a situational, education-oriented, inquiry-based approach. The facility offers various multi-purpose rooms, movement activities and a large garden to support children's development.
The dreieins daycare center Berlin-Kaulsdorf cares for children in spacious rooms with its own garden and works closely with the neighboring dreieins primary school. The facility accommodates 110 children and is open to children from about one year of age until they start school; daytime care operates on an early schedule (6:00-17:00).
The Märchenland daycare center on Carola-Neher Street in Hellersdorf is operated by the independent provider Schwemler GmbH. It cares for children from around one year old until starting school, offers multilingual support (especially English) as well as early musical education, and has a capacity of 35 places; the facility is open on weekdays from early morning until late afternoon.
