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Do we still need experts to tell us how to care for babies? Beverly McCorriston finds two books to go by
Food allergies have become increasingly common these days. But just how prevalent are they? Is it just that we are more aware of them or are they really on the increase?
How can several specialists pool their expertise? Typical examples are explained by Camden's Early Years Intervention Team It would be difficult to miss the latest Government proposals about how we...
Early years practitioners who rejoiced over the Birth to Three Matters framework now fear it may be remade into a curriculum, says <B>Simon Vevers</B>
Paracetamol brand Calpol is enduringly popular with parents and carers, but is it used too much? By Meredith Jones Russell
Early years practitioners, like parents, are fiercely divided on the merits of 'reward' stickers for young children. Penny Tassoni sets out the arguments for and against.
Infant school children are communicating, negotiating, planning and performing in sophisticated ways with their own junkyard orchestra, as Michael Jones reports.
Showing parents the influence they have as their children's first educators has brought great benefits in projects described by Allan Watson.
Would a nanny register be such a good idea? Cressida Hoblyn considers the arguments for and against For some years now there has been a growing debate on whether there should be a national childcare...