1999 OECD finds deteriorating quality in Swedish daycare

1999 – OECD – Country Note- Sweden – Early Childhood Education and Care Policy
https://silo.tips/download/oecd-country-note-early-childhood-education-and-care-policy-sweden

The OECD report on Swedish daycare found a ‘problem of quality’ and ‘deteriorating quality’

2013 – OECD – Quality Matters in Early Childhood Education and Care: Sweden 2013 (EN)

Swedish daycare has long has quality problems partly due to staff:child ratios. This 2013 OECD report states efforts were made to change this but does not say if this was successful:

“Employing additional staff and improving staff-child ratios In 2004, Sweden granted an increase of SEK 2 million of state funding to local authorities for the employment of 6 000 additional preschool teachers and child assistants. The grant was intended to reduce class sizes and improve staff-child ratios to 1:5 on average for zero-to six-year-olds to improve the quality of ECEC and qualitative curriculum implementation.”

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