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Should adults try to stop children sucking their thumbs, and how and why? Jennie Lindon advises.
A regular sleeping pattern is important for learning and growth, but how do you balance the timetables of parents and children when it comes to naps? Kay Mathieson offers some advice
New Zealand-based child development expert Gill Connell speaks to Anne O'Connor about the importance of a healthy 'movement diet' in young children's development and warns against its apparent...
Tantrums in two-year-olds are not exactly fun for parents, but spare a thought for those parents whose fourand five-year-olds regularly attack the floor and even them.
Strong and healthy relationships are prioritised and the development of resilience is well-supported to ensure children’s wellbeing, explainthe Rachel Keeling Nursery School team
Success in working with children who cannot stay in control comes down to the team working among well-supported staff at any early years setting, says Pat Gordon-Smith.
Charity 4Children is piloting Community Childcare and Early Learning Hubs to give parents a 'blended' solution, as well as encouraging providers to work more closely together.
Babies need to be given freedom to move so they can develop both their physical and mental skills.
Parents learned how to take an artist's ideas home for further exploring with their young children, in a project described by Debbie Shepherd.
The disruption of family life from military service has effects upon young children that practitioners need to understand, says Annette Rawstrone.