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Politeness and manners are a concern for parents, but the meaning and intention behind ‘please’, ‘thank you’ and ‘sorry’ must be taught, not just the words themselves, says Caroline Vollans
Children should be allowed to play outdoors more often and use playgrounds in safety, say the Conservatives.
By Liz Williams (Jessica Kingsley, £9.99)
Penny Tassoni offers suggestions to ensure a child who bites is deterred from making a habit of it.
How should practitioners deal with a child who is always angry and is making life difficult for everyone at the setting? Cath Hunter explores some strategies both for nursery and for home
Childcare providers and other stakeholders are being urged by the Government to respond to an online survey in order to help shape the way tax-free childcare will be delivered.
By Gill Evans, information officer at Play Wales. The Welsh Assembly is the first national body to say that the opportunity for children to play is vital to the survival of humanity.
The Nanny Diaries has just been published by Penguin at 6.99, but we have five free copies of the book to give away free to Professional Nanny readers. Just send your name and address on the back of a...
Staff-to-child ratios, and more importantly, staff qualifications and in-service training can predict the quality of pre-school childcare settings, a new study has found.
Children at Alyth Kindergarten, part of the North Western Reform Synagogue in London, have been enjoying making artwork out of recycled materials.