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Flexible working arrangements are not accessible to the parents who need them most, such as lone or low-paid mothers, new research has found.
Last week marked the beginning of party conference season. All the parties know that they have to speak to and for women to stand a chance of winning in 2015. This means that childcare will...
The Education Policy Institute is launching a new study on the early years workforce and how it can improve children’s outcomes
New survey findings from Action for Children highlight the financial burden families are facing and the emotional toll it is having on relationships, mental health and Christmas celebrations.
Have you ever been on the receiving end of an angry parent's wrath and needed help to diffuse the situation? Educational therapist Andrea Clifford-Poston explores ways for playworkers to develop good...
More than half of parents are working extra, unpaid hours, which is overwhelming them and threatening to sabotage work-life balance improvements, finds new research.
As a childcare manager of many years' standing, I can safely say that we are destroying childhood. This Government, and its obsession with getting children into full-time childcare so that their...
A new survey suggests that a large majority of parents intend to take up the full 30-hour childcare offer.
By Dianne Jackson and Martin Needham (Sage, £23.99)
I have read, with interest, recent letters about the concept of teachers working in nurseries to raise the standard of the care and education provided. My first point is that many teachers may well be...