The Forststraße daycare center (operator: Kindertagesstätten Berlin South-West) cares for children from the age of one until they start school in a building with a large outdoor area, a water play area and its own kitchen; the facility offers around 150 places and is open full-time Monday to Friday.
The FRÖBEL Kindergarten on Augustastraße in Lichterfelde cares for up to 160 children and accepts children from around 10 months until they start school. The facility emphasizes a pedagogical approach based on openness, participation and individual support. It is generally open on weekdays (Mon to Fri) from early morning until early evening.
The Kolibri daycare in Moabit (opened in 2017) cares for 15 children aged approximately 3 to 6 in a small, family-style group. The facility's focus is on physical activity and healthy nutrition; meals are freshly prepared.
The Fröbel-Kindergarten Zwergenwiese in Berlin-Lichterfelde is a small, family-run nursery on the grounds of the Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin and, according to the facility's information, cares for 30 children in the under-three age group. The facility operates mixed-age groups and has several outdoor areas for physical activity and nature exploration.
Church-run daycare center in Lichterfelde-West in a renovated villa with a large, child-friendly garden; the facility follows the Berlin Education Program, offers project-based learning and a freshly cooked lunch every day.
The Protestant Südende daycare center on Buhrowstraße cares for children aged about 1 to 6 in three separate, mixed-age groups. The facility is organized as an inclusive daycare and offers full-day care with freshly prepared lunch and a large outdoor area.
The Protestant daycare center An der Birke in Lankwitz cares for up to 40 children aged approximately 1 to 6 years; the facility emphasizes a family atmosphere, parental involvement and inclusive programs, and has a large garden and provides its own meals.
Kita Lukas is a small, family-oriented daycare center of the Evangelical Lukas parish in Steglitz, with places for around 45 children and three mixed-age groups. It operates according to the Berlin Education Program, offers freshly prepared lunch daily, provides integration support, and is open Monday to Friday from 7:00 to 17:00.
After a renovation, the Protestant daycare center of the Trinity congregation in Lankwitz provides space for 85 children aged approximately 1 to 6 years. The facility has a large outdoor area, emphasizes inclusion, and offers full-day care with a daily lunch.
The Evangelical Paulus daycare on Hindenburgdamm is the community daycare of the Evangelical Paulus parish in Lichterfelde, caring for children from about one year old until they start school. The facility emphasizes nature experiences, culture/theatre and movement, runs its own kitchen, and operates in fixed groups (nest and elementary groups).
