The EKT Oscar daycare center at Neuendorfer Straße 72 (Spandau) is operated by the organization Oscar e.V. and provides full-day care for children aged approximately 1 to 6 years. According to the authorities, the facility has an approved capacity of 24 places.
Small bilingual daycare center in Tiergarten (Moabit) with 26 places for children from about one year until school entry; focus on a situational pedagogical approach, bilingual language support (German/Russian), and musical-creative activities.
Parent-run children's daycare in Spandau that cares for up to 26 children aged approximately 1 to 6 in mixed-age groups; the work is based on situation-oriented pedagogy, and according to the facility and parents, lunch is freshly prepared.
The parent-run children's cooperative Saatwinkler Küken (Saatwinkler Küken e.V.) is located in Spandau on Saatwinkler Damm and operates a small children's center. According to local reports, the facility places special emphasis on promoting movement and has been certified as a Bewegte Kita.
Small, family-run daycare in Spandau (Seeburger Str. 41) with around 18 places. The facility emphasizes integration, freshly prepared meals and dedicated care in small, manageable groups.
Kita Senfkornbande is a Christian-oriented daycare center in Berlin-Spandau that cares for up to 45 children from about age 2 until they start school. It emphasizes integration, individual support, and Christian values such as love of one's neighbor.
The AWO Wundertüte daycare center in Hakenfelde (Spandau) cares for children in nursery and kindergarten groups and accommodates 140 children. The facility offers age-appropriate groups, an outdoor area redesigned in 2020, a gym, and emphasizes inclusion and the Berlin education program.
The Ritterfelddamm daycare center in Kladow is part of the public childcare operator Kindertagesstätten NordWest and accommodates children from toddler to preschool age. The facility emphasizes reliable primary caregivers and offers educational priorities such as environmental education, early musical education, language support, inclusion, and spacious garden and multipurpose rooms.
The Oranienburger Tor daycare center in Spandau is a municipal facility operated by the municipal enterprise Kindertagesstätten NordWest and offers a total of 159 places in a bright building with a large outdoor area. The team provides inclusive care as well as targeted language support and a wide range of educational activities (e.g. movement, music, media).
The Catholic daycare center Mariä Himmelfahrt in Kladow is part of the Hedi Kitas network and offers family-oriented care in a Christian context for preschool-aged children; according to district data, the facility has 85 places for children aged approximately 1 to 6 years.
