The Protestant daycare center Sonnenblume in Friedrichshain (Niemannstraße 1) was founded in 1947. Set on a park-like site, the facility cares for up to 110 children (from about 8 months to school entry) in multifunctional group rooms with a semi-open working approach.
The Kinderladen NIDO is an inclusive daycare center in Friedrichshain, operated by the registered association Integrative Kinderbetreuung NIDO e.V. It cares for up to 30 kindergarten-aged children with an integrative pedagogical approach and handles enrollment centrally through the association.
The BOOT daycare Farbenland in Friedrichshain is housed in a modern new building with a large garden near Ostbahnhof. The facility offers nursery areas for the youngest children as well as mixed-age groups and emphasizes inclusion, language support, media education and physical activity; meals are prepared in an on-site kitchen.
Small facility operated by Kinderbüro e.V. in Friedrichshain with a total of 20 places; it cares for children from about 24 months until school entry and offers full-day care (opening hours approx. 08:00-16:30).
The FRÖBEL kindergarten Casa Fantasia in Berlin-Mitte serves up to 69 children aged from about 10 months until they start school and follows a Reggio-inspired, participatory pedagogy. The facility offers full-day care (Mon-Fri) and provides early language experiences, in particular through an Italian language program.
The Musikkindergarten Berlin was founded in 2005 at the initiative of Daniel Barenboim and regards music as an integral part of early childhood education. The facility cares for children from their first birthday until the start of school in mixed-age groups and special toddler groups in Berlin-Mitte.
The integrative daycare center hör-höchste in Friedrichshain is a facility of the INDEPENDENT LIVING Foundation that cares for children from about eight weeks of age until they start school. The daycare works inclusively with a special focus on supporting children with hearing impairments, including the use of signs that support spoken language, and promotes children's participation.
The daycare center The Little Explorers is integrated into a residential building and cares for up to 73 children from around eight weeks until they start school. Educationally, the center places particular emphasis on language development and on fostering media literacy, embedded in creative and musical projects.
The Protestant daycare center Regenbogenfisch in Friedrichshain cares for up to 75 children aged about one to six years; 15 of them are in two nursery groups and around 60 are in four mixed-age kindergarten groups. The facility belongs to the Protestant Church District Association Mitte‑Nord and has a large indoor activity room as well as a spacious garden.
Small, family-style parent-run children's cooperative in Friedrichshain; cares for a mixed-age group (approx. 1-6 years) and follows the situational approach with outings and plenty of free play.
