Events for children aged 1–3 in Berlin
This selection gathers Berlin events whose age information overlaps the 1–3 range, from family meetings to theatre and museum visits. Check the individual recommendation and whether an adult takes part, since an event listed here need not suit every child across the whole age band.
578 shows and events
Puppet show “What Does the Moon Do?”
A puppet show follows the moon through nighttime scenes with stick puppets and shadow play.
Play “Wind im Gummistiefel”
Jakob the mouse tries flying a kite and ends up at a harvest festival.
Language and play café
A café for language and play in German.
Storytime
Listen to picture book stories while their illustrations appear on a cinema smartboard.
Children's story time
Children listen to a book read aloud, chosen each week by the library team.
Picture book reading: “Kolobok”
Zulfia and Lydia read about a runaway dough ball in Russian and German.
Picture book storytime
A short storytelling session for young children, attended together with an accompanying adult.
Kamishibai storytelling
Japanese paper theatre shows picture book classics and newer stories for children and teens.
Kamishibai storytelling
Children hear exciting and funny stories presented in the Kamishibai storytelling format.
Taster counselling for parents
Parents can try out body-oriented, practical counselling for everyday family life.
Open parent-child play group
Parents and children play together.
Baby playgroup
Parents meet with their babies in an open group for exchange and shared time together.
Baby playgroup
Babies join a playgroup in German.
Family time
Families can grill, relax, use the Pikler playroom and join language and movement activities.
Bilingual playgroup “Griffbereit”
A bilingual German-Turkish playgroup where young children and parents play, sing and connect.
Playgroup for rainbow families
Queer parents exchange current concerns with other rainbow families while playing together with their babies and toddlers.
Baby meetup
Parents with newborns or pre-crawling babies meet others from the neighbourhood.
Multilingual playgroup
Multilingual play group for parents and young children.
Community lunch
People of all ages cook lunch together and enjoy the meal together.