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Exposing children to common harmless bugs, for example at nursery, could help prevent the most common type of childhood cancer.
What are the developmental expectations for attention and listening in two- to three-year-olds and when should concerns be raised? By Anne-Marie Tassoni and Penny Tassoni
How can early years staff deepen their understanding of intergenerational practice?
Taking time to properly listen to children and encouraging them to talk about their interests are vital, explains Dr Sue Allingham
With many children starting school lacking in self-care skills, the value of introducing a screening and movement programme in schools is clear, says Sally Goddard Blythe
By Dr Penelope Leach, psychologist and child development specialist Children have the same basic human right as adults to be protected from any form of violence. Yet the laws of most countries extend...
Observing the level of involvement that children show in their play can tell you much about their emotional well-being, says Anne O'Connor.
In light of claims that the DfE is monitoring the social media activity of some early years experts, early years consultant Helen Moylett has urged people not to be silenced as 'healthy debate forms...
I must respond to Anne Longfield's opinion column ('Making the most of summer', Out of school, 17 July). While she quite rightly highlights the fact that there will be large numbers of children on the...