Social and Emotional Well-being of Young Children in ECEC Settings

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Social and Emotional Well-being of Young Children in ECEC Settings

The SEED research study was conducted by research teams in Croatia, Hungary, Latvia, the Netherlands and Norway.

Suggested citation: SEED Project Consortium (2018) The Psychosocial Well-being of Young
Children in ECEC Settings: Research Report of the SEED Project (2017-2019). Leiden: SEED
Project.

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