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The three main political parties have been busy making statements about parenting and work-life balance during and leading up to their annual conferences (see News, pages 5 and 6). A major...
Nearly all of us feel that we watch too much television, and that we should make a bigger effort to do other things. Nearly all of us believe that our children watch too much TV, though we can be only...
This bill contains a range of controversial measures relating to employment, social mobility, and poverty.
Understanding how young children think is crucial to good practice. In the first of a new series, early years consultant Marion Dowling explores why.
How noisy is your workplace? From February next year the new European Noise Directive will come into force, setting decibel limits and requiring 'noise risk assessments' (see News, page 8). There's no...
As children develop their moral and social skills, early years practitioners should model behaviour carefully and avoid reciting simplistic rules, says <STRONG> Jennie Lindon </STRONG>
Help children to use, discuss and think about shapes in mathematical terms with suggestions from Sheila Ebbutt and Carole Skinner.
Anyone planning to start a nursery can learn a great deal from reading the real life stories of those who have gone before them. This year, Starting A Nursery includes a variety of tales ranging from...
Meet Orla, Ollie, Olwyn and Ed, soft and huggable dolls big enough (at 60cm) to dress in hand-me-down-baby clothes.
Valuable as an end in themselves, activities that encourage the development of fine motor skills are also a prerequisite for writing, says Judith Stevens