Small daycare in Kreuzberg with a Montessori educational focus and an inclusive approach; the facility emphasizes daily outdoor activities and values balanced, predominantly organic meals.
Parent-run daycare on Jahnstraße (Kreuzberg) that offers full-day care and, according to listings, looks after around 20 to 23 children from about one year up to preschool age.
The inclusive children's co-op Macht nix e.V. runs the EKT - Macht nix facility in Kreuzberg and provides full-day care for preschool-aged children. The facility is organized as a parent-run/inclusive children's co-op and follows an open, everyday approach to childcare.
Small integrative childcare center at Lausitzer Platz that cares for children aged approximately 1 to 6 years. The facility operates inclusively and interculturally; the groups currently consist of around 22 children (up to 30 places available if needed).
The daycare at Regenbogenfabrik cares for a total of 23 children in two groups: an under-3 group (approx. 1-3 years, 8 places) and a group for 3-6-year-olds (15 places). The pedagogical approach is situation-oriented, and the facility is part of the Regenbogenfabrik neighborhood and cultural center.
The Mauseblitz children's co-op is a parent-run daycare in Kreuzberg with a single group for children aged approximately 2 to 6; the facility emphasizes cooperative parental involvement, daily outings, and freshly prepared, predominantly vegetarian meals.
The Kita Kinder Werk Stadt in Kreuzberg (Fichtestr. 19A) is a daycare run by the association Kinder Werk Stadt e.V. that offers full-day care for children from about age 2 until school entry (up to approximately 6 years). The number of places listed in various directories is roughly 15 to 17.
Small interculturally oriented daycare in the Wrangelkiez with about 28 places, mostly full-day care and admission from around 12 months; focus on intercultural education and situation-based activities.
The EKT Affentanz e.V. facility is a small children's co-op/kindergarten on Mariannenstraße (Kreuzberg), operated by the Affentanz e.V. association. It provides full-day care for children (admissions from around 1 year up to about 6 years), follows the situational approach, and lists organic meals, forest days and a large green yard as special features.
Kila Spreepferdchen is a small, family-oriented child care center in Berlin-Mitte with a high caregiver-to-child ratio; the facility follows the Berlin Early Childhood Education Program, emphasizes movement and early childhood development (language, mathematics), and regularly goes on outings.
