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Six out of 10 forms of epilepsy are unexplained. Others are linked to syndromes, or occasionally to illness or accident - although specialists agree that these usually trigger a tendency to epilepsy,...
A phenomenal amount of support has been given by the British public in the form of monetary donations to the Asian tsunami appeal. But you can also help by donating old mobile phones and printer...
From talking to parents and meeting professionals who are looking at the causes, not the symptoms, of behavioural problems, I am horrified to find that Ritalin, a psychiatric drug designed to affect...
Children's artwork that celebrates the diversity of family life goes on display in Edinburgh this summer, writes Liz Fox. An exhibition organised by Family Mediation Scotland, featuring 100 drawings...
Protecting the Foundation Stage from 'top down' pressure is the aim of a petition signed by more than 2,500 people, including senior managers, primary headteachers and nursery nurses across England,...
Barnardo's welcomes Sir Michael Bichard's report into the circumstances around the recruitment of child murderer Ian Huntley (News, 15 January). A particular challenge here will be the need to...
I must say that I agree with Ian Everitt's comments (Letters, 11 July). As childcarers we should get better pay for the work we do and it would be great to see more men working in childcare. I agree...
As a registered childminder I felt deeply insulted by the tone of Lindsay Byrne's letter, 'Nannies are not childminders' (9 May). How can childminders be regarded as professional childcarers when...