This study analyzed the relation between emotional variables of individuals and organization and the types of emotional labor of childcare teachers. For this study, 542 teachers completed a questionnaire assessing their emotional labor. Data were analyzed by multiple regression and Person’s co-relational tests. Firstly, the results showed the co-relation between individual and organizational emotional values and types of emotional labor, though there were some differences in coefficients. Secondly, the emotional variables of both individuals and the organization had significant effects on all three types of emotional labor for childcare teachers. It was concluded that there is a need to develop alternative ways in promoting childcare teachers’emotional well-being so they can provide effective childcare. It is also suggested that a need exists to support several ways, including programs, to develop teachers’ emotional acting in early childhood practices.