Small daycare center in Kreuzberg, operated by Wildfang Kinder gGmbH. The facility cares for up to 73 children (earliest admission from around 10 months) and operates on participatory principles; it is usually open weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Small daycare center in Kreuzberg (Forster Str. 17) run by the association Schippe & Eimer e.V., with a stated capacity of 19 places; according to listings, it primarily admits children from around one year old.
Montessori-oriented daycare in Kreuzberg (Hornstraße), with bright rooms, a large play and school garden and its own organic kitchen. The team is multilingual and emphasizes self-directed learning and inclusive care.
The Intercultural daycare center at tam (Diakonisches Werk Berlin Stadtmitte) cares for children from about six months until they start school in infant and preschool groups. The facility focuses on language development and intercultural education and has its own kitchen, a gym, and two outdoor play areas.
Small, family-run daycare in Kreuzberg with 20 places for children from around 1 year old until they start school. The facility focuses on language support integrated into daily routines, intercultural work, and arts education and movement.
Small parent-run children's co-op in Kreuzberg with a total of 25 places for children approximately 1 to 6 years old. The facility follows a Montessori approach, offers organic vegetarian meals and lists regular care hours of approximately 08:00 to 16:30.
A Montessori kindergarten in the Bergmannkiez that promotes integration and inclusion and guides children according to the educational principles of Montessori pedagogy. The facility emphasizes holistic development, fresh meals from its own kitchen, and offers care on weekdays from about 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The Kiezpiraten (operated by TÄKS e. V.) run a crèche and a play/learning workshop in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg. The offering includes a crèche group (20 places, from about 8 months to 3 years) and a group for children aged 3 up to school entry (25 places), with an emphasis on nature education and workshop-based learning.
The Waldorf kindergarten Fliederhof in Berlin-Mitte operates several locations (including Steinstraße) and follows Waldorf pedagogy. The facility cares for children from around 18 months until school entry and currently lists available places for children aged 3 and up on the provider's website.
The Bethaniendamm daycare center is a modern neighborhood childcare facility with space for 120 children; it places emphasis on participation, inclusion and language support and works closely with the family center and the nearby children's farm.
