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It's important that parents do not put pressure on their children to start reading before they are ready, says Penny Tassoni, and taking a relaxed approach will reap far more benefits
Practitioners can signpost single parents to a new resource, says Simon Bates, development director, Single Parent Action Network.
Flexible working arrangements are not accessible to the parents who need them most, such as lone or low-paid mothers, new research has found.
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Regular days out can offer wonderful experiences for children beyond the nursery, but some parents may need reassurance.
Letting children vote on matters such as resources gives them a sense of ownership, among other benefits. By Amy Jackson
Parents might ask nurseries about hiring babysitters. Annette Rawstrone outlines some advice.
The programme of free childcare for two-year-olds doesn't just benefit children but gives parents a new lease of life too, says James Hempsall.
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.
Use these key points for discussion at staff meetings or with parents and carers: 1 Do you involve parents and members of the community in your investigations of the local area?