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The possibility that mental health problems may begin in babyhood is only just gaining recognition. Mary Evans looks at what's being done The emotional well-being of the under-fives age group is being...
The LEAP programme in Lambeth succeeded in making a real difference to children and families during its three years, as Karen Hart discovered when she attended a conference to celebrate its...
New childcare, health and social care qualifications have been launched in Wales. Philip Blaker explains what this means for the early years sector
Grandparents have to make difficult choices about providing childcare, says Vidhya Alakeson
SAPHNA, the School and Public Health Nurses Association, welcomes the Government's White Paper Care Matters, and recognises it as a valuable vehicle for improving the poor outcomes, particularly in...
High inequality levels meant on the eve of the pandemic children in struggling families were hit hardest, according to findings from an inquiry into the impact of Covid.
More than 70 children’s and mental health charities and organisations have written to the prime minister calling for the Government to invest in the well-being of babies and toddlers in Covid-19...
The number of working families living in poverty has risen to 2.1 million - the highest on record, according to new research.
Research interviews began last week with families taking part in one of the largest ever Government-funded studies into early years education.
Supporting women through pregnancy, more integrated childcare provision and holistic services to meet the needs of children and families are among proposals out for consultation among early years...