Gyeonggi Province expands the number of ``nursery schools for 0-year-olds'' to 16 new places this year...Currently 335 places = South Korea

This year, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, has designated 16 new childcare centers for children aged 0 and plans to expand the number to 370 by 2026.
In 2008, Gyeonggi Province implemented the first nursery school for 0-year-old children in South Korea, where the teacher-to-child ratio is either 1:2 (0-year-old class) or 1:3 (1-year-old class).
This is a facility whose ratio has been reduced to (Las). Infants up to 18 months after birth can enter the facility and stay until 1 year of age.We offer customized programs such as monthly programs tailored to infant development and baby food.
We are providing childcare services more smoothly. Gyeonggi Province has newly designated 16 locations in 13 cities and counties, including Suwon City and Yongin City, and currently has 335 locations in 29 cities and counties.
It is operated. The plan is to designate 15 more locations in 2024, 10 more in 2025, and 10 more in 2026, bringing the total to 370 locations.