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* We have five copies each of Baby Says - Hooray, Baby Says - Hello, Baby Says - Love You and Baby Says - Bye-Bye by Opal Dunn (Hodder Children's Books, 3.99 each) to give away to Nursery World...
Young children can acquire more than one language without detriment to learning English and will enjoy greater self-esteem if carers outside the home respect their mother tongue. Anne O'Connor...
Does your setting consider the impact of its music choices on children? Evidence suggests the area needs more thought, argues Nicola Burke.
Evaluate your transition arrangements for children in the Foundation Stage by asking yourself these ten questions: 1 .Do children have consistency? Practitioners can work to maintain core features...
Nursery children gained a wealth of knowledge and enjoyment from a project in making their own paper.
Babies and children need the warmth of a cuddle - it's vital for their social and emotional development and should be appropriate practice, says Jennie Lindon Helping young children to become aware of...
New developments in the understanding of special needs will keep your practice up to date and ensure you give children in your setting the most appropriate care Autism
Activities that use computational thinking, such as giving a robot very simple instructions, teach problem-solving and encourages children to take a creative approach to technology. By Marc Faulder
Identifying quality in early years provision may require more than one set of measurements, as Sandra Mathers and Rosanna Singler found.
When two-year-olds begin to show signs of greater independence, how and when adults intervene is crucially important, says Penny Tassoni.