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If you are introducing children to the swimming pool this summer or just playing around in paddling pools, there are bound to be some who object to being splashed or dislike water in their eyes. This...
Clean environments could be linked to a rise in the number of under-fives with diabetes, according to a new study.
Early years practitioners need to know how to deal with a child who has diabetes, says Jody Blake, information manager at Wellchild.
More than 1,000 children were diagnosed with diabetes last year, new figures show.
A year ago, Kerry-Lyn Bass, now three-and-a-half, went off her food and became very sleepy. Her mum, Jackie Jones, and her doctor thought she had a tummy bug. But by the next morning, Jackie couldn't...
Struggling parents who have access to short-break foster care schemes are more likely to keep their children out of full-time care, research for the Department of Health has found - but only 12 local...
Nurseries are among the 104 educational settings in England that have been told by the DfE to shut buildings made with a certain type of concrete until safety measures are introduced.
The Nursery World tour of China has seen our group of nursery owners, pre-school managers, EYPs, nursery heads and early years consultants experience an amazing mix of professional visits...
The risk of injury to children in playgrounds and other play areas remains low in comparison to other risks they are exposed to in everyday life, the first Government report on the state of Britain's...
One in four teenagers who had meningitis during infancy will not pass any GCSE exams, according to new research published in Archives of Disease in Childhood. The findings are based on the GCSE exam...