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Parents may be wary of handing over the care of their baby or toddler to other adults outside the home. Jennie Lindon explains how to build a relationship that benefits all parties
Some groups prefer a consistent name for acquisitions, while others prefer individuality. By Charlotte Goddard
Block play allows a child to mix creativity with mathematical problem-solving, says Anne O'Connor.
Celebrate the individuality of young children's achievements with the following ideas: * It has long been the tradition for a child to have his or her own peg at nursery. Offer children a special...
First Experiments with Magnetism (Reflections on Learning, 24.99) is the perfect set for children to use to begin magnetic exploration. It contains four wands, 20 magnetic marbles, two plastic-cased...
What is nursery life like for children, staff and families at military bases such as those on Cyprus? Helen Lakey, Defence Children Services early years advisor, explains
Childcare organisations are united against proposed staff to child ratios planned in the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). While they welcome the guiding principle of the EYFS in response to the...
How can practitioners support parents to build stronger bonds with their babies? Nicole Weinstein looks at the latest guidance and resources
The importance of helping parents to be involved with their child's life at nursery is explained by Jean Evans, while you can offer them our cut-out-and-keep guide
When parents split up, practitioners can be pivotal in helping children feel secure and understand the situation. Annette Rawstrone explains what staff can do to help both children and parents