The daycare center has always been regarded as a place for healthy living. However, due to numerous budget cuts on one hand and increased demands and regulatory density on the other, the gap between expectations and reality continues to widen: early obesity, lack of physical activity, and experiences of exclusion are also part of everyday life in daycare centers. The book advocates for a dual approach to solving these problems. On one hand, it emphasizes collaboration with all stakeholders within each facility, and on the other hand, it focuses on working with the sponsors. The authors demonstrate how health-oriented quality management can achieve health benefits in a large number of daycare centers with relatively low effort. The book is primarily aimed at educators in daycare centers and practitioners in health promotion, but it also provides information for professional health officials.