Child psychologist Jennie Lindon answers your letters about child behaviour QIn our nursery we have a rabbit and a hamster, and we take time to help the children learn how to treat them gently. A...
Classroom assistants and nursery nurses are being recruited by department stores to play Father Christmas and his helpers because they have already undergone police checks. Marks and Spencer, which is...
This is the way we wash the clothes - and learn by experimenting, in part two of a project by Judith Stevens When children have regular opportunities to explore their ideas with interested, caring...
Help children feel at home with mathematics by offering them the appropriate resources, routines for using them and adult encouragement, says Jane Drake
The EYFS served as a guide for developing museum visits for under-fives visits. Ruth Gillan tells how.
In a new series looking at the theories that influence current child development thinking <B> Professor Tricia David </B> starts with Freud
How do early years settings cater for exceptionally able children? Mary Evans hears from two of them.
While the funding review is great news, Neil Leitch warns the sector to stay focussed.
The internet has led to a massive market in child abuse that the authorities are struggling to stem, while few child victims are able to be helped. Simon Vevers reports The internet has transformed...