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Many children from deprived households have unhealthy diets with too much processed food and a shortage of fruit, vegetables and fibre, new research has found.
By Gill Butler (Critical Publishing, £13.60)
Children born as a result of an unplanned pregnancy and into disadvantage are more likely to have limited vocabulary and spatial abilities compared to those who are planned, according to a new study.
(Photograph) - Children from Westminster Children's Society's Luton Street Community Child Care Centre in north-west London test out their new activity boards made by a team of volunteers from...
An initiative from Sure Start family support workers in Dundee aims to show that eating healthily need not break the bank. As the new school term begins, a healthy lunchbox costing just 70p and...
Barney, the purple dinosaur, is teaming up with the NSPCC for FULL STOP Week, a national campaign designed to take action against child abuse. From 3 to 8 October, the NSPCC and its sister charity in...
(Photograph) - Four-year-old Georgia Combe (left) and three-year-old Skai Scott have fun in the new Wendy house at Ferniehill Primary School in Edinburgh. The school has received a grant to develop...
The spirit of Harry Potter loomed large over the Royal Festival Hall on London's South Bank last week when six-year-old Abbie Gerrard and her sister Beth, three, dressed up to get into the appropriate...