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How much childcare is available for mothers who work full-time? Pamela Calder, former chair of the Early Childhood Studies Degrees Network and who campaigned in the 70s for better access to childcare,...
* We have five copies of Music with the Under-Fours by Susan Young (RoutledgeFalmer, 14.99) to give away to Nursery World readers. This book looks closely at early musical development and how to...
Amother whose baby daughter almost died from an allergic reaction after she was fed cows' milk at a day nursery has designed a range of T-shirts to protect other children from accidents. Sarah Agar,...
Grandparents can face special challenges when supporting their grandchildren, but advice is now at hand
Some food for thought in your professional career Supporting Special Needs: Understanding inclusion in the early years by Penny Tassoni (Heinemann, 12.99, 01865 314346)
Young children can learn to show tolerance and embrace differences when early years settings have carefully examined their own attitudes and practices, says Lynne Harvey We are reminded early in...
Parents rely heavily on informal childcare, with two-thirds saying that their children's grandparents have been the main providers, a survey conducted for the Scottish Executive has found. Calling for...
Eight children’s centres in Salford may be closed in a bid by the local council to make savings of over £1 million.
Scotland's largest nursery chain, Careshare, has tightened its monitoring of staff:child ratios after the Care Commission upheld nine complaints by parents against six of its nurseries over the past...
Your online strategy can be incredibly useful for engaging your children's carers. Kate Tyler explains how to go about it