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By Graham Allen, Labour MP for Nottingham North. Making sure that children aged nought to two get the right start in life is the best sort of early intervention that we could make.
Nine out of ten parents in Scotland who want to change their working situation say a lack of appropriate childcare is the main barrier.
As a tutor of childminders, may I point out that professional childminders and nursery nurses do not smack children, or hurt or humiliate them in any way (News, 10 October). Rather, we choose more...
Perinatal mental health is inextricably linked with the well-being of the child, so an understanding of potential problems - and how to help - is vital.
We know that early years practitioners are very concerned to help parents understand the Foundation Stage and how their children will learn and develop through these vital years. Nursery World's...
A survey of health visitors suggests that more than a quarter of families do not receive health visitor reviews, and highlights a large rise in health visitor caseloads.
Having looked at the overarching challenges of multi-agency working, Hannah Crown looks at where settings are getting it right
I felt that I must write to you to express our concern about the springtime ideas article (Outdoors, 15 March). An activity is recommended which involves the children blowing chicken eggs to empty the...
Lone parents working full time on average pay are unable to reach a decent standard of living, according to new research.