The Villa Heimat daycare is a bilingual (German/English) childcare center of the be smart academy in a historic villa with a large garden; it cares for children in mixed-age groups of approximately 1 to 6 years and follows an approach based on immersion and project-based learning.
Small German-Spanish daycare in Mitte (Hirtenstraße 12) with space for 13 children in one group; focus on bilingual education, health, nature/forest and physical activity. The provider is El mundo de los ninos gGmbH; registrations are handled via the provider's central daycare placement form.
The children's daycare Pauline Kirschkern (operator: Kirschkern e.V.) cares for children from around 1 year old until school entry in mixed-age groups. The facility specifies core opening hours of 08:00 to 16:00 and has space for up to 35 children; educational emphases are the situational approach and early music education.
The facility (operator: the city and Waldkinder Berlin gGmbH) operates the Gaudystraße and Cantianstraße sites in Prenzlauer Berg and offers a nature-based concept with toddler care and small forest groups. In total, around 57 daycare places are allocated to the sites.
The daycare center is located directly in Ernst Thälmann Park and has direct access to the park and playgrounds. On approximately 260 m², up to 25 children from one year old until starting school are cared for; the educational team consists of several state-recognized educators.
Parent-run daycare in Prenzlauer Berg with 33 places for children aged about 1 to 6 years; the facility is relationship-oriented, cares for the children in age-homogeneous groups, and emphasizes plenty of outdoor time and organic lunches.
Small inclusive daycare center in Prenzlauer Berg, run by Camino - Dein Weg GmbH; it cares for children from about one year of age until they start school, follows the Kneipp principles, and offers forest days and organic meals.
The El Mundo de los Niños facility at Fehrbelliner Str. 97 is a small German-Spanish daycare in Prenzlauer Berg with about 25 places. The operator follows a bilingual immersion approach (German/Spanish) and uses a situational approach.
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.
