Kita Haveleck (run by FiPP e.V.) is located in Haselhorst near the Havel and offers full-day care with a focus on language support, music and movement; fresh meals are cooked daily. According to the provider, all places are currently filled and new admissions are possible from January 2026.
Small EKT in Spandau, operated by the association Die Spreebande e.V.; the facility cares for children aged approximately 1 to 6 years and has 18 approved places. According to district information, full-day care is offered (weekday hours as stated on the district website).
The Remscheider Straße daycare center in Spandau is part of the municipal childcare provider Kindertagesstätten NordWest and offers around 130 places for children from toddler age to school entry. The facility operates inclusively according to the situational approach and offers, among other things, language support, movement and music programs, as well as meals prepared in its own kitchen.
Small daycare in Moabit, run by the organization Frecher Spatz e.V.; offers full-day care with a total of 24 places for children from about 6 months until they start school.
The EKT Traumzauberbaum children's daycare in Wilhelmstadt (Spandau district) is run by a registered association and has a small on-site care team. According to listings, it is a program for preschool children (admission from around 2 years old) with roughly 15-16 places; the facility can be reached by phone at 030 3326160.
The parent-run daycare Havelbande in Gatow/Spandau cares for around 37 children and is inclusive; educationally it uses, among other things, project work and open activities, and early English is offered in addition.
The Waldorf Kindergarten Havelhöhe is part of the Campus Havelhöhe in Berlin-Kladow and operates according to Waldorf educational principles. The facility runs several groups (including a toddler group for 1.5-3 years as well as mixed-age groups for 2-7 and 3-7 years) and also offers inclusive care.
Church-affiliated, inclusive daycare center in Gatow with a small building and garden site; the facility cares for a small group (approx. 15 places), primarily operating on a half-day schedule, and emphasizes inclusion and early childhood support.
Church-run daycare center in Falkenhagener Feld (Im Spektefeld 26) with 30 places for children aged approximately 1 to 6 years. The facility operates an open concept and emphasizes language education, nature pedagogy, participation and religious education. Opening hours Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The Siemensstadt Parent-Child Group is a Protestant parent-child group affiliated with the Spandau church district; it offers communal morning care (parent rotation model) for children aged approximately 2 to 6 years and is run in the parish rooms on Schuckertdamm.
