The Vielfarb daycare center Am Zauberberg in the Mühlenkiez (Prenzlauer Berg) offers 140 places for children from around one year old until they start school, operates a nest group and five mixed-age groups, and places educational emphasis on language development and movement activities.
The facility is run by the parents' initiative PIDA e. V. in Prenzlauer Berg. The family-run daycare on Paul-Robeson-Straße has space for 30 children and follows a project-based approach, with plenty of time spent outdoors.
Parent-run German-Italian daycare in Prenzlauer Berg with around 20 places; cares for children aged approximately 1 to 6 and offers bilingual German-Italian care with an emphasis on Montessori methods and integration.
Bilingual Russian-German daycare in Prenzlauer Berg with a focus on bilingualism; in each group Russian- and German-speaking staff work together, and the facility offers full-day care with targeted language support.
The FRÖBEL-Kindergarten im BMF Schatzkiste in Berlin-Mitte cares for up to 30 children from about six months of age. The facility lists opening hours of 07:30-17:00 and describes its pedagogical approach as open, participatory and individually oriented.
The Cheburashka Prenzlauer Berg daycare on Bernhard-Lichtenberg Street is a multilingual nursery and preschool with space for around 60 children (infant and preschool groups). It offers full-day care with early and late supervision as well as targeted language support (German, Russian, English).
Kita Sternchen is a small, family-run childcare center in Prenzlauer Berg with 25 places for children from about one year old until they start school. The center operates according to the Berlin Education Program and the situational approach and offers care Monday to Friday in the mornings and afternoons.
Small daycare center in Prenzlauer Berg with space for up to 40 children (ages 1-6). The facility follows a situational approach with a focus on language development and early musical education, and offers full-day care and meals.
Small bilingual German-Chinese daycare in Prenzlauer Berg with 25 places for children from one year old until they start school; the facility follows an intercultural approach and is open Monday to Friday.
Small day-care co-op in Prenzlauer Berg, part of the operator Aramsamsam Berlin e. V.; according to listings, the facility is oriented toward Montessori and music education and cares for small preschool groups.
