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Two million household have been forced to turn off their fridge or freezer to save money, despite falling inflation.
A nosebleed can be a frightening experience. Doctors at the Great Ormond Street Hospital show how you can cope with the condition in our latest A-Z health guide
Elizabeth Truss has visited six different early years settings and Sure Start children's centres since May 2010, all graded good or outstanding in their most recent Ofsted inspections.
Early years settings across the UK have been urged to carry out an access audit to help them comply with changes to the Disability Discrimination Act that comes into force on 1 October. Under changes...
Parents in the UK feel under pressure to buy their children the latest consumer goods, often to compensate for long working hours, according to research by Unicef.
Health and social care professionals should be trained to focus on meeting the individual needs of children and young people with autism and their families, according to new clinical guidelines.
The Daycare Trust has published Listening to lone parents about childcare, which presents the findings from the Trust's Listening to Families project. The report is available at...
A scheme to provide children whose parents are unable to afford nursery fees with a free childcare place is being launched by N Family Club.
JOINT-WINNER: Diane Duffield, Steady Steps Pre-School