Small children's daycare/kindergarten in the Wrangelkiez (Mariannenstraße 48) that cares for children aged about 2 to 6 years. The facility operates mixed-age groups and places emphasis, among other things, on psychomotor skills, music and socio-emotional development; there is a large courtyard and, according to the facility, fresh organic vegetarian meals are prepared on site daily.
Small inclusive children's daycare in the quiet residential courtyard of Kreuzberg with experienced educators; daily outdoor activities, organic meals, and additional offerings such as gymnastics and early music education.
Kita Zinnober is a parent-run daycare in the Bergmannkiez (Hagelberger Str. 52) with a situation-oriented pedagogical approach. It cares for children from about one year old until they start school in three groups and emphasizes music, studio art activities, swimming, and organic vegetarian meals.
Parent-run initiative in the Möckern neighborhood of Kreuzberg that cares for children at Möckernstr. 76 and promotes the individuality and diversity of the children. The association's website also states that they are currently looking for children from about one year old.
Parent-initiated daycare center in Kreuzberg with a total of 14 places. According to the listings, the facility cares for children from around 12 months of age and is open on weekdays (directory: Mon-Fri, approx. 08:00-17:30).
Parent-run inclusive children's daycare in Kreuzberg that provides full-day care for children from around one year and places a special emphasis on language development (including sign-supported spoken language), movement, dance and early musical education.
Parent-run daycare in the heart of Kreuzberg; the facility emphasizes intercultural diversity, inclusive, anti-discriminatory pedagogy and cares for children in a small-group setting with outings and physical activities.
EKT Schokokids is a parent-run initiative on Naunynstraße (rear building) in Kreuzberg that cares for up to 23 children, aged approximately 1 to 6, in two groups. Pedagogically, the facility follows the situational approach and the Berlin Education Program.
Kalle Kirschkern is a small, non-profit childcare co-op in Kreuzberg that cares for up to 16 children in mixed-age groups. The co-op values community life in the neighborhood, early musical education, and regular outings to the surrounding area.
The parent-run children's co-op Krötenpfuhl has been rooted in the Bergmannkiez for decades and cares for children from toddlerhood until they start school in a family-oriented, parent-supported group setting.
