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The needs of parents who are deaf and their children who can hear tend to be overlooked by the early years sector. But there are examples of good practice out there, as Mary Evans has discovered
Parents with children at Friockheim Nursery in Arbroath need never worry about running out of games to play, thanks to the nursery's home lending scheme. Parents can choose on a weekly basis from a...
A project run by a nursery in the West Midlands with the University of Worcester is helping parents to support their children’s language development, explain Alison Prowle and Nicola Stobbs
The Government may finally be putting its money where its mouth is about getting parents involved in their children's learning. Simon Vevers reports.
Practitioners could value diversity among parents by building on characteristics of their sameness to us, argues Helen Bromley.
How did lockdown have an impact on domestic abuse, and what can early years settings do to help support affected children and their parents, asks Charlotte Goddard
When parents separate, caregivers outside the family can provide essential protection, love and stability to the children affected. Dr Penelope Leach explains how.
An ethos of mutual gain in college studying and working practice is described by Dr Cath Arnold, who leads on the MA in Integrated Provision for Families, based at the Pen Green Centre.
Lack of suitable out-of-school provision presents difficulties for parents forced to juggle responsibilities, says Working Mum.
How can early years settings support single fathers and make them feel included without being patronising? Charlotte Goddard investigates