Nursery World - In stock a monthly round-up of new resources (9)

* Contact a Family, the charity for families with disabled children, has launched a new service for children's centres, designed to help them enhance the services and information they provide. The Contact a Family Children's Centres service includes factsheets, a quarterly magazine, advice on running support groups, access to participation courses, a directory of rare conditions and a regular bulletin at a cost of 450 per year. Visit www.cafamily.org.uk. * Talking with Children and Young People about Death and Dying is a new publication designed to help adults talk to bereaved children. It explains the various aspects and stages of bereavement and includes insights into the concerns of children and a workbook to help adults deal with issues sensitively. Visit www.jkp.com.

* Talking with Children and Young People about Death and Dying is a new publication designed to help adults talk to bereaved children. It explains the various aspects and stages of bereavement and includes insights into the concerns of children and a workbook to help adults deal with issues sensitively. Visit www.jkp.com.

* Baby IQ and the London Symphony Orchestra have launched a range of educational DVDs for children aged six months to five years. Baby IQ stimulates children's hearing and sight through music and specially commissioned films. Parents and carers can verbalise the images and engage with the child in the experience. Visit www.babyiq.com.

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