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Some areas of learning are more important for the very youngest.
How to Promote Children's Social and Emotional Competence. By Carolyn Webster-Stratton. (Paul Chapman Publishing, Pounds 17.99, 020 7374 0645) Reviewed by Jennie Lindon, early years consultant
The Rose Review, in my opinion, reaches entirely sound conclusions. A judicious balance is struck between three sources of evidence: theory, research, and practice. Rose notes that research shows...
Ask yourself these ten questions to help you evaluate your approach to creativity: 1 .Are children expected to colour in pictures that someone else has drawn? Or create identical cards with the same...
Helen Moylett examines case studies from the Newham Reception Innovation Project on play
Actors say never work with children or animals - but nannies are expected to work with both, writes Gayle Goshorn. You've sat down for the interview, nice house, nice parents, sweet-looking kids....
It can take all of your juggling skills to keep children of different ages happily occupied at once, says nanny Lorna Clark - and the secret is to offer them choices Around 75 per cent of nannies...
The first approval-scheme nannies are looking forward to potential benefits. Asa Nilsdotter explains how it's done The 'light touch' childcare approval scheme introduced by the Government last...
Amid a cost-of-living crisis and rising health concerns, how are nurseries ensuring that their children are eating healthy, nutritious meals? Karen Hart finds out
Regular in-house training ensures high quality care and helps to recruit and motivate staff, explains Karen Faux When Manor Tree Group set up a simulated room for three-to-five year-olds it became a...