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One in six parents in the UK has gone without a meal so that they can put food on the table for their family, according to new research.
Everyday play provides plenty of chances to learn number skills. But it doesn't just have to be through tangible objects, says Jane Drake Counting, and use of numbers as labels, constitutes one strand...
Nursery World readers might like to know how to get straight to the recent review/report on under-threes from Scotland mentioned in the In Brief section of the news (10 July). I could not find it on...
The revised Early Years Foundation Stage will form part of sweeping changes to services for families and young children, but the framework's original values and principles must remain if it is to...
These days the nursery teddy bears are more likely to be writing blogs than going down to the woods, say Asma Parveen and Jackie Marsh.
A study has found that how well children do at school is not affected if their mother returns to work in their first year of life.
Research and personal experience have helped Alison Prowle and Janet Harvell lead a University of Worcester project to develop practitioner understanding of families seeking sanctuary in the UK
This Australian study investigated carers working in formal daycare (ie, long day care: LDC) and family daycare (ie, childminding: FDC). Of LDC caregivers, 86 per cent had taken sick leave in the...
Name: Suzanne Williams