This report provides an analysis and comparison of three types of day care licensing documents: (1) Model State Day Care Licensing Act, (2) State of Hawaii Rules and Regulations Governing Day Care Centers (1966) and Rules and Regulations Governing Family Day Care Homes (1966), and (3) Federal Interagency Day Care Standards. The first part of the report contains (in brief): a summary of background information, the findings of an initial study of day care licensing standards, and the results and recommendations of workshops on the licensing problem. The second part (which comprises 2/3 of the report) contains the document, A Comparative Analysis of Day Care Licensing Standards, which considers in detail such areas as: (1) licensing procedures, (2) facility administration, (3) program requirements, (4) day care staffing, (5) parent participation, (6) children's mental and physcial health needs and nutrition, (7) staff health, (8) environment sanitation, and (9) fire and safety requirements. The third part of this report provides the materials and findings of workshops which met to discuss possible revision of Hawaiian licensing standards. (Author/BRT)