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More and more people can put Christmas on ice this year as temporary outdoor ice skating rinks are spreading round the country. In the London area, a new rink opening on 3 December on Hampstead Heath...
The law banning smoking in cars is addressing what is currently a significant health risk for children, says Public Health England.
Experimenting with food is exemplified by a Bristol setting and award-winning chef, writes Mary Llewellin
Plans for a shared database that will hold basic records on every child under 18 in England from 2008 have been set out by the DfES. The Information Sharing Index is intended to improve good practice...
Why is breastfeeding so important? Alison Burton, maternity and early years lead at Public Health England, explains.
Pressure on beacon schools in England to produce good SATS results and reach Government targets is jeopardising the quality of their early years provision, a leading early years organisation has...
Dale Pinnock, also known as 'the medicinal chef', champions a healthy approach to food. Katy Morton met him at a cookery demonstration event to talk early years nutrition.
In the second article of a two-part series on weaning, Nicole Weinstein considers ideas for meeting the energy and nutrient needs of infants aged seven to 12 months, through a range of food.
Like research schools, some nurseries use evidence to improve practice. In part one of this series focusing on these settings, Gemma Goldenberg visits an early years research centre in Sheffield
When one children's centre wanted children's fathers and male relatives to come along and join in the activities, they made FUDGE - a session just for them. Annette Rawstrone heard all about it.