The Rigaer Zwerge daycare at Rigaer Straße 96 is a facility of the provider Nestwärme in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg. The facility cares for around 25 to 30 children and follows the Early Excellence approach; Nestwärme pursues an inclusive approach for families affected by AIDS/HIV and for diverse families.
German-Spanish, Montessori-oriented kindergarten in Friedrichshain (located at Jessnerstraße 37). The facility cares for up to 30 children from about one year old until they start school and operates bilingually (German/Spanish).
KiLa Friedrichsklain is a family-run children's daycare in Berlin-Friedrichshain (Oderstraße 34), operated by the sponsoring organization Kleine Künstler ganz groß gGmbH. The facility provides inclusive care with a focus on movement, music and artistic development, and looks after children aged about 1 to 6 years.
The daycare center Spielatelier cares for up to 25 children from their first year of life until they start school and places a pedagogical emphasis on artistic education (visual arts, music, theater) through an open approach.
The Protestant Stephanus daycare center on Holteistraße in Friedrichshain is a bilingual facility (German/English) for children from about one year old until starting school; it follows the Berlin education program and was normally open Monday to Friday. According to the provider, the facility will close permanently at the end of the 2025 daycare year, so registrations are no longer possible.
The Glückskinder daycare in Friedrichshain is a small facility of the provider Glückskinder UG, opened in 2012; it draws on approaches such as Freinet, Reggio and Pikler, follows a partly open, toy-reduced concept, and cares for up to 35 children in two areas (nest and elementary).
El Jardín de Federico is a bilingual daycare center (Spanish/German) in Friedrichshain, operated by tuKita. Since 2013, the team at Rigaer Straße 79 has cared for a total of 32 children and offers regular full-day care.
The daycare center Casa Azul - Maison Bleue in Berlin-Mitte is a bilingual facility (German-Portuguese and German-French) with influences from Montessori and Reggio approaches. It cares for children from about 1 year old up to kindergarten age and is centrally located at Reinhardtstraße 31.
Parent-run, mixed-age children's co-op in Friedrichshain with 25 places; the facility operates full-day (approx. 08:00-17:00), and emphasizes organic vegetarian meals and outings/forest days as an educational focus.
The Johanniter daycare center Kleine Insel in Friedrichshain cares for a total of 20 children in open groups (including six nursery places) and is open on weekdays from 07:00-17:00. The facility follows the Berlin educational program with a focus on music and creative activities and is BeoKiz certified.
