The purpose of this study is to provide direction of consulting for professional development of
infant care teachers by investigating the effects of consulting for infant care teachers on sensitivity of
teachers and infant-teacher interaction. To this end, 3 professional consultants performed on 252
infant care teachers for 6 months from Jun∼Dec 2016 and analyzed the effect. According to the
research result, it was identified that consulting has effect on improving sensitivity of infant care
teachers and permissive attitude among subcategories of infant-teacher interaction. There were 4
changes in interaction between the infant-teacher and the sensibility of the infant daycare teacher
through consulting; observing rather than interrupting, thinking from the infant's point of view,
cooperating with parents, and connecting planning-practicing-evaluation. Based on the study result,
the study concluded with 3 proposals for consulting targeting infant daycare teachers. First, the
teachers should be supported to concentrate on infant rather than focusing on education technique.
Second, the teachers must be provided with opportunities to take care of themselves and not just
infant in the consulting. Third, the teachers should be supported to by giving meaning to their role
as teachers through considering the reason and purpose of the teacher's role.