The Montessori Children's House Steglitz (operator: Montessori & Friends Education gGmbH) offers nursery and kindergarten care based on the Montessori approach and cares for children from about one year old until they start school. The facility operates full-time and has around 30 places.
The Fröbel Kindergarten Wasserstadt in Berlin-Mitte cares for up to 45 children from around 12 months until they start school and follows the Berlin Education Program. The facility places pedagogical emphasis on musical education, sustainability and inquiry-based learning and offers continuous care on weekdays (07:00-18:00).
Small, family-oriented daycare center in Steglitz-Zehlendorf (Finckensteinallee) with 41 places; educational focus is on creativity (art, theatre, music), nature experiences, and healthy nutrition.
Bilingual (German-English) kindergarten with a Montessori orientation and early music education, operated by the non-profit Happy Kids gGmbH in Steglitz.
The Bibbi-Bär daycare in Steglitz-Zehlendorf is operated by the provider Die Kuschelburg gUG and is located at Immenweg 13-15. According to official records, the approved capacity is 28 places.
The Blumenstadt daycare center in Steglitz is a bilingual facility, with German used consistently and Russian as an additional focus. The center offers 114 places for preschool-aged children (approx. 1-6 years), uses a language-sensitive approach and incorporates Jewish cultural programming; it has spacious, green play areas in a quiet setting.
Small, state-registered bilingual kindergarten (German-English) operated by the provider Happy Kids; the facility has 20 places and lists Montessori elements and preschool pedagogy as its educational emphases.
The Sonnenstrahl daycare center in Lichterfelde (Steglitz-Zehlendorf) is a childcare facility of the Mittelhof e.V. association and cares for children from around eight weeks of age until they start school. The educational focus is on physical activity, healthy eating, and participation.
The facility Lankwitzer Parkspatzen at Beselerstraße 1-3 is a multilingual daycare run by the Association for the Promotion of Multilingualism; it cares for children from about one year of age until they start school and places special emphasis on multilingual (including German-Russian/English) language support. The regular hours on weekdays are mostly between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
A parent-and-child-initiated daycare center (EKT) that cares for about 20 children in two groups from around one year old until school entry; pedagogically the emphasis is on individual support as well as activities for cognitive and physical development.
