Villa Schabernack daycare is a municipal facility operated by the provider Bürgerhaus BüHa gGmbH with a focus on integration and participation; children's participation and co-determination are central elements of the daily educational routine. The center cares for children from early infancy to school entry and offers full-day care.
The kindergarten association on Syringenweg is a three-part Montessori integration center in Pankow with 195 places. It cares for children aged 0 to 6 years (including children with special needs) and follows Montessori pedagogy; the usual hours of care are 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The Humanist daycare Mühlengeister in Prenzlauer Berg (Thomas-Mann-Straße 17/19) is operated by the Humanist Association Berlin-Brandenburg. The facility offers full-day care and accepts children from about 3 months old until they start school.
Since 2016, the Jacoby-Schwalbe daycare in Berlin-Mitte has cared for up to 105 children from around eight weeks old until they start school. It follows the situational approach, with a focus on language support, movement, and inclusive care.
The daycare center Schivelbeiner Straße (operator: Kindergärten NordOst) cares for children aged 0 to 6 in bright rooms with a large garden; it offers, among other things, a workshop, a story room/library, a children's kitchen and an attached family center.
A parent-run children's co-op located directly on Teutoburger Platz that, as an integration daycare, has a stable team of educators and cares for children from about age 3 until they start school. The educational focus is on promoting social behavior and on individually supporting the children in small groups.
The Catholic daycare center Ss. Corpus Christi in Prenzlauer Berg operates in the parish building and cares for children from around one year old until they start school in two open groups; the facility offers full-day care (Mon-Fri 07:00-17:00).
The St. Augustinus daycare center is located in the newly built Augustinus House on Schivelbeiner Street and offers places for children aged about one to six years; it belongs to the Catholic parish, but is open to all children and provides a religious program.
The Evangelical Kita Elias cares for children aged approximately one to six years in a renovated parish house and offers a total of 46 places. The facility follows an open-concept approach, has three activity rooms, a semi-open nest area for children under three, and a small garden with a large chestnut tree.
The Evangelical daycare center Gethsemane in Prenzlauer Berg cares for up to 63 children from one year old until they start school. The center works across groups according to the situational approach, has a nest group for children under three and is open Monday to Friday.
