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The fourth part of our behaviour series by Pat Gordon-Smith examines what practitioners and peers can learn from a child's disruptive actions.
Children whose parents use 'negative discipline' are twice as likely to have severe behaviour problems, according to new research.
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Penny Tassoni suggests ways of avoiding children 'playing up' when their parents visit the nursery.
Out-of-school clubs are often left with the crumbs from the funder's table.
Policy makers need to engage more deeply with what research is telling us about young children's development
Maintaining high-quality provision is ‘challenging but achievable’, Nicole Weinstein discovers, as she talks to small and large nursery groups about how economic and staffing pressures are impacting...
Better outdoor play areas and playgrounds in early years settings and schools help to increase children's self-esteem and significantly reduce vandalism and bullying at playtime, according to a report...
The ability of young children to learn to control their behaviour before they start school could be the key to preventing violence in later life, according to a new study.
The National Day Nurseries Association is working with Buckinghamshire County Council to find out what local employers and staff need from childcare providers and identify where there are gaps in...