The small children's daycare Krümelkinder on Cuvrystraße (Wrangel neighborhood) looks after around 25 children and follows the Reggio Emilia approach. The team uses a project-based method, has a studio, spends a lot of time outdoors, and provides vegetarian meals daily.
Parent-run daycare EKT Klein und Stark in Friedrichshain cares for a small group (25 places in total) of children from around 12 months until they start school. The facility's educational focuses are physical activity and intercultural diversity, and it is open Monday to Friday from morning until late afternoon.
Small daycare center in Kreuzberg, operated by the Rübezahl e.V. association; it offers full-day care for children from around 1 year old until school entry and has a registered capacity of 17 places. Regular opening hours are given as weekday care (Monday to Friday) from 08:00 to 16:00.
Parent-initiated, Montessori-oriented daycare in Kreuzberg where parents are organizationally involved. The facility cares for preschool-aged children (about 2.5 to 6 years) in open group rooms and emphasizes self-directed learning.
Small, mixed-age, inclusive parent-run daycare in Kreuzberg that emphasizes free play, musical activities and seasonal rituals; full-day care for children from around two years old, with vegetarian/organic midday meals.
Intercultural daycare center in Kreuzberg with a German-Kurdish-Turkish focus; the facility offers full-day care and emphasizes multilingual teams and intercultural learning.
Small, family-run children's daycare in the Graefekiez with 18 places for children from around age 2 until starting school; the team emphasizes early music education, creative activities, movement (yoga/gymnastics) and fresh, predominantly organic vegetarian meals.
Small inclusive daycare in Kreuzberg with a maximum of about 17 places; focus on physical activity, nature experiences, music and healthy eating. The facility operates with a close-knit team and emphasizes spending a lot of time outdoors.
Small daycare facility with 18 places in separate rooms of the Federal Ministry; the pedagogical approach is situation-oriented, free play is central, and the daycare is closely networked with the Kita Französische Straße.
Der Springteufel e. V. is a non-profit childcare and after-school centre in Kreuzberg (Mittenwalder Straße 47). The facility is run as a parents' initiative, offering combined programmes for toddlers and school-age children and providing full-day care.
