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Isolation in both rural and urban communities is being overcome by prize-winning Sure Start initiatives. Judith Napier reports Community isolation can be a barrier to effective early years provision....
Childcare debt is set to soar under Universal Credit as claimant families are denied help to afford upfront nursery fees, a charity has warned.
More clarity is needed in how babies will get the best start in life as Public Health England is replaced by the National Institute for Health Protection, the Parent-Infant Foundation warns.
Families will be hit hard by the impact of the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement, economists have warned.
Two recent issues have featured articles on outdoor play using natural materials and both mentioned soil - 'Dig and delve' (7 April) and 'Go to ground' (14 April). However, there was no mention in...
By Emma Hutchinson, director, The Music House for Children Is extended wraparound care in schools the answer to parents' childcare problems?
Pilot programmes for routine screening of newborn babies for hearing problems have begun in two health authorities in England. The first of the universal hearing screening pilot sites started in...
The Health Select Committee, which has found 'serious' problems with children's mental health services, wants teaching staff to receive training on mental health.
It is vital that early years practitioners help make families aware of the services on offer in their local area, says Beverley Hughes.