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The call by Alan Bentley, chairman of nursery group Childcare Corporation, for the private nursery sector to form a new trade association to represent its interests may seem to have come out of the...
Playday, the annual celebration of children's play, taking place on 2 August, has as this year's theme 'Play, naturally', says the Children's Play Council. The CPC will research the loss of play...
A scheme to get families and communities reading together has entered its second phase, with awards of up to 6,000 aimed at those most at risk of being switched off by reading, including young boys....
With Covid-19 restrictions easing, it's a good time to think about fresh approaches - there's plenty of advice and information in our April issue, now out in print and online.
Books for very young children should have lots of pictures and novelty features, but minimal text. Ruth Thomson spells out what to look for.
In the first of a two-part series on pre-term babies, Anne O’Connor takes a look at new research that sheds a light on the extent to which early birth affects children in later life
Further to 'Support children of services families' (Letters, 3 April), as a military dependent myself, I have tried to ensure that my 17-month-old daughter has opportunities to recall and think about...
Interacting with babies and toddlers through saying rhymes is a bonding activity that helps them to build language and dialogue skills, as Opal Dunn explains Rhymes are an integral part of our lives,...
This month's move towards a law against anyone smacking children, coming from Scotland (see page 4), is of course good news for children. But it's the same old thing for nannies, who are again seen as...
With the election delayed and parliament open for business for a few more weeks than expected, it's a good time for the government to be able to let the childcare sector have some welcome news. The...