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Many disadvantaged families are still being failed by the children's centre programme, according to delegates and speakers at last week's annual Sure Start conference in London.
Scottish families are being urged to help researchers in their efforts to combat obesity. The Rowett Institute in Aberdeen is seeking more than 200 families with pre-school children to try to...
A two-year-old girl who can name 35 capital cities has become the youngest member ofthe high IQ society, Mensa, reported the BBC. Elise Tan Roberts from London has an IQ of 156 and can recite the...
The endless capacity for imaginative and surprising turns in children's books is enjoyed by Alison Boyle GOOD NEWS! BAD NEWS!.
‘Every movement counts’ is the motto of a new Department of Health campaign to encourage children aged under five to be physically active for at least three hours a day.
The winner of this year's Sainsbury's Baby Book award is Happy Dog, Sad Dog, written and illustrated by Sam Lloyd. The 32-year-old author, who works as a volunteer on art projects at a Brighton...
Children and families of prisoners are in need of more support and help amid rising imprisonment levels, says charity Action for Prisoners Families. Its helpline received just under 17,000 calls in 15...
Letting children vote on matters such as resources gives them a sense of ownership, among other benefits. By Amy Jackson
The families of children with disabilities can expect to find all the services they need in a new centre built around a teamworking model. Annette Rawstrone reports