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Where there is cause for concern, the Integrated Review is an ideal chance to communicate it clearly, taking in the different perspectives of parents, health and early years practitioners. By Kay...
Participation of disadvantaged parents in childcare research This UK study aimed to assess the level to which a random sample of mothers from deprived and socially dysfunctional families, with newborn...
Ten local authorities in England will pilot grants to encourage poorer families to use children's centres, in plans unveiled by the Chancellor, Alistair Darling.
Informal childcare continuesto be relied on more than formal childcare in all family circumstances, says a report from the Department for Work and Pensions based on data from the 2003 Families and...
A new educational programme has been launched for parents and carers of children with epilepsy.
Voluntary organisations working with children, young people and families to support the outcomes of the Every Child Matters: Change for Children programme are to receive a 17m grant, children's...
Childcare costs in the Republic of Ireland are soaring because hundreds of low- and middle-income families have lost their subsidised places following Government changes of policy.
The Covid-19 pandemic has increased demand for nannies among families and driven up costs, according to the latest Nanny Salary Index.
Early years practitioners working with vulnerable families are increasingly viewing parents as partners, not clients, in developing young children's early learning, says a new report.
Neglecting and the wellbeing and health needs of your staff will ultimately damage the level of education and care the children in your setting receive, says Andrew Greener of Gallantium.