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In Ontario, kindergarten children have recently begun to eat lunch at school with the implementation of the full-day kindergarten program. To date, there are no regulations to address the particular needs of young children in the school eating environment. Drawing on a year-long three-phase study that followed a cohort of 21 children as they transitioned from full-day childcare to full-day kindergarten, this study explores the impact of staff training and staff relationships on the well-being of kindergarten students. Findings suggest that the presence of an early childhood educator (ECE), a minimum staffing of two adults per room, and a collaborative approach between teacher and ECE have a positive impact on child well-being.

Well-being in the Kindergarten Eating Environment and the Role of Early Childhood Educators