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Eigen&Wijzer KDV Oranjekwartier - Daycare in Amsterdam

Eigen&Wijzer KDV Oranjekwartier

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Daycare•Amsterdam•LRK 136348683

Details updated on 30 March 2026

Features

Ages0–4 years
12Opening hours07:30–18:00, Monday-Friday
Total capacityMedium (29 child places)
Preschool educationYes
Group structureHorizontal
Organic foodYes
Half days possibleYes
Use of appYes
Outside playgroundYes
Spoken languagesDutch

About this care

AI
Eigen & Wijzer Oranjekwartier is a small-scale daycare center for children aged 0 to 4 years, located at Koningin Wilhelminaplein in Amsterdam. We provide care for up to 29 children, giving each child the space to develop at their own pace. Our pedagogical professionals create a safe and familiar environment where children can discover, play and learn. Play-based learning is central to our approach. The group spaces are designed with cozy corners and challenging play materials that invite children to explore and learn by doing. We work with the VVE method 'Uk & Puk', where language development and vocabulary expansion are stimulated through play. Each child has their own mentor who closely follows and guides their development. Our outdoor area offers a unique piece of nature experience in the middle of the city. Children help care for plants, grow vegetables and participate in nature-oriented activities. The annual mud day is always a great success! We also regularly make trips in the neighborhood to discover the world around us. Healthy nutrition and daily outdoor play complete our care. We provide a warm and loving environment where your child feels at home and is optimally prepared for the transition to primary education.
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GGD Inspection

Violations

Inspection date: May 19, 2026

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Overall, the location meets the quality requirements. The pedagogical practice is sound, staff are well trained, and early childhood education is well organized. One violation was identified regarding the two-person rule (4-ogenprincipe), which has since been resolved.

Strengths

  • Children feel emotionally safe and secure
  • Staff respond sensitively and responsively to children
  • Good stimulation of personal and social skills
  • Sufficient qualified staff with appropriate diplomas and early childhood education (VVE) certificates
  • Rich and language-rich play-learning environment
  • Good parent involvement and transition to primary school
  • Safe sleeping practices are well implemented

Violations

  • The two-person rule (4-ogenprincipe) was insufficiently structurally safeguarded: at multiple times only one staff member was present without being visible or audible, while children were being cared for

Summary

Eigen&Wijzer KDV Oranjekwartier in Amsterdam was inspected unannounced by the Municipal Health Service (GGD) on 19 May 2026. The daycare center (kinderdagverblijf/KDV) provides care for 29 children, divided between a baby group (0-2 years) and a toddler group (2-4 years) with early childhood education. The inspection found generally good pedagogical practice with emotionally secure children and sufficient staff qualifications. One violation was identified: the two-person rule (4-ogenprincipe) was insufficiently structurally safeguarded, with staff sometimes present alone without being visible or audible. The holder has resolved this through schedule changes, deployment of additional staff, and policy amendments. The GGD advises that no sanctions be imposed.

Reviews

5(2 reviews)
Marielle Hettinga
Marielle Hettinga
3 years ago

Top team en mooie locatie

Jade Chan
Jade Chan
3 years ago

Echt een leuke opvang waar je vanaf dag 1 (of zelfs tijdens de rondleiding) al thuisvoelt. Onze jongste heeft hier gezeten en ik vind het een groot ve...

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