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An early years centre is giving its special needs children safe passage to school with a handy aid explained by Helen James and Dennise French
Knock-down play is more versatile than it may seem, with many developmental benefits. By Penny Tassoni
How much do you know about young children? Test your knowledge by answering the questions below.By June Thompson, health visitor and medical journalist 1 Babies born prematurely (below 37 weeks...
* The Child Poverty Action Group has published the 2006-07 edition of its Welfare Benefits and Tax Credits Handbook. It will be available as an online service for the first time later this year and is...
Role play presents the perfect opportunity for children happily to develop mathematical thinking When planning to develop a role-play area, practitioners tend to concentrate on resources that will...
How can early years practitioners treat boys and girls equally, yet focus on their different needs and strengths to foster learning? <B>Helen Bilton</B> considers the challenges
Nurseries and early years professionals will be expected to play a greater role in monitoring childrens health under new proposals from the Scottish Executive.
It might seem like just another round of hand-washing, but for a young child, daily routines are a source of learning, writes <B> Jennie Lindon </B>
Name: Lucy Scott Job title: Hospital playworker Name of department and organisation: Specialised Play Department, Birmingham Children's Hospital Location: Birmingham Duties
Children are being diagnosed with conditions such as Asperger's syndrome and autism because they are growing up in a risk-averse society that stifles their development, child psychologist Dr Tanya...