All our rooms are spacious and designed in a modern style. You’ll get a taste of our approach in the baby group, where we provide appropriate materials and accessories in an educational and stimulating setting, including such playtime essentials as playmats and preschool play mirrors. Everything is adapted to your child’s needs and level of development.
To stimulate motor skills and physical development, we provide a separate space for gymnastics, climbing, and running around. For our toddlers we offer yoga. And the costumes we provide foster an early love of performance and the stage. There’s also a whole world to be discovered in our garden: sand, a water table, and playhouses for our toddlers, along with a separate garden (including a sandbox) for our infants.
In this location you will find Kindergarden Zuidas
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Discovery garden
Our large green garden really invites children to start discovering and playing. The playhouses, our bamboo forest or the sand and water table all ensure that your child is invited to discover and play.
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Babymassage
We give our babies extra attention, including through baby massage. This activates your baby’s senses and a massage can make your baby feel secure and relaxed.
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Toddler yoga
Exercise is important, which is why we offer weekly toddler yoga. This develops a good way of moving. We also practice keeping balance and we develop their fine and gross motor skills. They simply love it!
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Baby garden
Babies can enjoy the fresh air in complete safety in their own sheltered baby garden area. And the older children can play hide-and-seek to their heart’s content in the willow tunnel or in the sandpit, or race around on small bicycles or carts.
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English lessons
Young children’s ears are incredibly receptive to the sounds of other languages. We grasp this opportunity every week so our toddlers get to know English through play. We use our hand puppets Benny and Bella for this.
Horizontal groups
Every child lives in a world where everything impresses – and everything has an impact. That is why we work with horizontal groups at our locations.




Review from a parent
Kindergarden Zuidas is really expat-friendly daycare center where all the staff speak English. What’s even more important is that all the staff are so friendly. You can feel that they really love what they do and don’t see it as “just a job.” It’s also great that they prepare the children a fresh lunch every day.
Rates 2023
Rate per hour: € 11,60

Hot lunch
Freshly and warmly prepared lunch and baby snacks.

Diapers
Pampers diapers, Pampers Sensitive wipes and Naïf care products.

Bottle feeding
Most types of bottle feeding are available. If you have a different wish, we will do our best to order it.

Teats & bottles
In terms of brands off teats, bottles and sleeping bags, we follow the wishes of the parent as much as possible
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Opening hours
Monday to Friday: from 7:30 am to 6:30 pm
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Frequently asked questions
To increase the chances of securing a spot, we recommend enrolling your child as soon as possible at our childcare. We take your preferences into account during our planning and strive to fulfill your wishes to the best of our ability.
That depends on various factors including preferred days, how many days you need, and how flexible you are. For example, the likelihood of a placement becoming available for one day is greater than three or four days becoming available in one go. The more flexible you are as a parent, the greater the likelihood that we will be able to offer you a place.
If you’re seeking a place quickly, we’d be happy to look at the options available in our schedule. At the busier locations, we often work approximately four months ahead, so it can take some time before you hear from us. If there’s a waiting list, we rely on cancellations/schedule changes for new places to become available.
Are you pregnant and looking for a place in the longer term? We have horizontal groups at Kindergarden and this affects how far ahead we can plan. Horizontal means that children move on to the next group at a certain time. As we take a child’s development and age and the days that a child spends at the daycare center into account, we plan four to six months ahead, depending on how busy the center is. A schedule can also change a lot. Factors that influence this include registration of siblings (they are given priority), schedule changes for children who already have a placement (switching days or increasing the number of days), and cancellations.