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Only 1 in 10 rooms in Danish daycare centers offers quality care, while 3 out of 10 rooms are deemed ’inadequate,’ according to a new government report.

3 out of 10 children in daycare are cared for under inadequate conditions

The largest study of the quality experienced by daycare children aged 3-5 shows that three out of ten rooms cannot offer sufficiently good care. Arkivfoto Thomas Borberg
The largest study of the quality experienced by daycare children aged 3-5 shows that three out of ten rooms cannot offer sufficiently good care. Arkivfoto Thomas Borberg
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