The Kinzigstraße daycare center is operated by oXxymoron gGmbH and follows an inclusive, bilingual immersion approach (German/English). The facility cares for up to 50 children from around 6 months of age, places particular emphasis on musical elements in daily life, and is open Monday through Friday.
Pre-school language support provided by the organization Edusation; the offerings are aimed at children in emergency and communal accommodations whose mother tongue is not German. Services are usually provided during the day (mostly 08:00-15:00) and use theatre and art education methods.
Kita Betti Konfetti is a small daycare center in Friedrichshain run by the provider Lebensnah that cares for around 30 children aged roughly 1 to 6 years in two mixed-age groups. Pedagogically, the facility uses elements of Montessori education and the situational approach, with a focus on movement and healthy nutrition.
The inclusive daycare center Salamander in Friedrichshain is a mixed-age facility with space for 25 children (ages 1 year up to starting school). The multilingual team offers full-day care (Mon-Fri 08:00 to 17:00) and emphasizes inclusive pedagogy and vegetarian meals.
Small daycare center near Volkspark Friedrichshain (opened May 2021) with an inclusive, situation-oriented approach; the facility cares for a total of 25 children and focuses on movement, language and art.
The Spreemöwe daycare is a new AWO day-care center on the Stralau peninsula with space for up to 135 children (aged 1 year to school entry). It operates according to the situational approach and the open approach and uses the BeoKiz procedure for professional guidance.
The kinderleben daycare on Travestraße is a parent initiative (EKT) offering open, mixed-age care. The facility has space for 18 children (admissions from 18 months up to about 6 years), operates on a situational/region-oriented basis with Montessori and Pikler influences, and provides fully organic meals.
The FRÖBEL Kindergarten Pufendorfstraße (located in the renovated Alte Mälzerei, Friedrichshain) offers 56 places and emphasizes inclusion and artistic-creative education. The facility uses an individualized settling-in process and cares for children from one year of age until they start school.
Parent-run children's co-op in Friedrichshain that cares for up to 18 children from about 1.5 to 2 years old until they start school in a small, family-like group and offers a nature-oriented outdoor area. The facility emphasizes needs-oriented pedagogy and strong parental involvement.
The municipal daycare center Mehringdamm, operated by Kindergärten City, in Kreuzberg cares for children from around two months up to school entry and is certified as a House of Little Researchers. The facility offers full-day care at its location Mehringdamm 116.
