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Nannies and childminders have been rated above nurseries as the highest-quality form of care for babies and toddlers, apart from their own mothers. Introducing the Families, Children and Childcare...
Some food for thought in your professional career Beyond Listening: Children's perspectives on early childhood services Edited by Alison Clark, Anne Trine Kjorholt and Peter Moss (Policy Press, 1...
Infant humor: the theory of the absurd and the empowerment theory How six infants (age 15-22 months) in a group childcare setting produced and appreciated humour, with smiles and laughter. Findings...
England's early years spend is below par, explain Carey Oppenheim, early childhood lead, and Dr Claire Sewell, communications manager, at the Nuffield Foundation
Nurseries have found that investing in their outdoor provision is bringing about a welcome change of culture. Karen Faux reports.
The new owners of a nursery doomed to closure tell Karen Faux about how they've been going about a successful relaunch.
Some children's centres have discovered the secrets of success for involving fathers in their provision and activities, says Karen Faux.
With five settings under their belt and more planned, this family duo sees flexibility and good staff as key to their chain's success, says Katy Morton.
The Old Station Nursery provides a stimulating environment for children from army families using green credentials. Sue Learner hears how.