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Prime minister Tony Blair recently said that there would be free education for two-year-olds, then corrected himself and referred to 'early years care'. So even people at the top appear to think of...
Health visitor survey uncovers ‘baby blind spot’ in national policy, as more babies are born into adversity and the health visiting workforce struggles with cuts.
As the squeeze on income tightens, Meredith Jones Russell looks at the health impacts
‘Can you Tickle A Tiger’? has been named the best new book for sharing with young children by BookTrust.
Teachers in Scotland can access information and resources about health and well-being at school through a website set up by the Scottish Executive's Scottish Health Promoting Schools Unit. The Unit's...
How should I talk to my baby? Taking turns to make noises is the first step towards having a conversation. Copy your baby's babbling noises, then look at them and wait for a 'reply'. Later on, babies...
Policy is on the mind of Childcare Corporation chairman Alan Bentley.
Following Debbie Hemingway's letter detailing her nursery's positive experiences of heuristic play (14 June).
What do you need to know about domestic abuse? By Public Health England
The Troubled Families programme needs to work with early years practitioners and organisations, says Maureen Longley of Interface Enterprises