The daycare center ZaK in Nikolassee is a multi-story facility with a large garden near the Düppel Forest. It belongs to the provider tandem BTL and offers full-day care with its own kitchen. On its website the facility currently indicates available places and lists the regular opening hours as Mon-Fri 07:00-18:00.
The Teltower Damm daycare center is part of the Kindertagesstätten Berlin Süd-West organization and, in spacious indoor and outdoor areas, accommodates around 200 children. The facility cares for children from about eight weeks until they start school and places pedagogical emphasis on movement, inclusion, and early support services.
The childcare center of the Student Services at the Free University of Berlin in Dahlem cares for children up to school entry in a nature-rich setting (care ages approximately 2 months to 6 years) and offers nursery and early childhood groups, forest groups, and a large outdoor area. The pedagogical focus is on participatory and inquiry-based activities, among other things as a House of Little Researchers.
Small Protestant daycare center in Zehlendorf-Süd with 45 places for children aged approximately 2 to 6, organized into three mixed-age groups; the facility operates inclusively and incorporates church values into the daily routine.
The daycare center at Essener Park in Moabit cares for up to 50 children in three groups (main age range approximately 1 to 6 years) and focuses on natural sciences, preschool preparation, and language support; the facility is quietly located within sight of Essener Park.
The Evangelical Schlachtensee daycare center belongs to the Evangelical parish of Schlachtensee and is located in a former school building at Dubrowplatz 4 with a large garden. The facility was renovated in 2024 and provides mixed-age care on two floors for up to 55 children (reclassification/expansion of the nursery section in 2024).
KiTa Faradayweg is a Protestant daycare center of the Dahlem parish in a historic villa in Dahlem. The facility provides movement-oriented care for preschool children (activities and on-site kitchen) and involves families in parish festivals.
The Protestant daycare center Nikolassee (The Pomegranate) is a community daycare in Nikolassee with a multi-story building and a large nature-based outdoor area. It offers nursery and preschool care and, according to the provider, looks after up to 90 children. The facility is part of the Protestant parish of Nikolassee and places importance on family-centered educational work and freshly prepared meals.
The Protestant daycare center Zur Heimat in Berlin-Zehlendorf cares for up to 70 children (20 nursery places and 50 preschool places) in an open-concept setting. The facility is set in a green area with a large outdoor space, prepares fresh meals daily, and is open on weekdays from 07:00 to 17:00.
The Protestant daycare center Buschgraben in Zehlendorf cares for children from about one year old until they start school in several groups; the facility has a large outdoor area, its own kitchen, and places a pedagogical emphasis on language, nature experiences, and religious education.
