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There are many reasons why nasen’s Award for Early Years Provision is needed to recognise the amazing practice in early years settings across the country, says Mandy Wilding.
Part 13:approaching one year The increased level of balance Jasmine has shown this month has been remarkable. She stands firmly for quite long periods, concentrating on what she is doing with her...
Observation will show you how babies and toddlers begin to gain problem-solving skills, and give you ideas for how to stimulate them further, says Jennie Lindon We can easily forget that full...
The call by Alan Bentley, chairman of nursery group Childcare Corporation, for the private nursery sector to form a new trade association to represent its interests may seem to have come out of the...
Interaction between parents and infants is significantly less with 'away-facing' buggies, according to the preliminary findings of a new research project.
With fertility rates soaring and more new mothers returning to work to boost income during the economic downturn, baby care is in high demand. Karen Faux looks at how nurseries are coping
Thousands of parents are struggling to get their code to take up the extended hours and to find a setting that is offering funded places.
Nurseries are encouraging parents to sign a pledge not to smoke at home, in a pilot NHSscheme in Glasgow aimed at protecting children's health. Around 80 nurseries in the city's East End have given...
<P> The stressful job of working parents who co-ordinate journeys between childcare settings is being eased by a unique project. Catherine Gaunt reports </P>
Children involved in a unique programme practise handwriting with their whole bodies and feel readier to put pen to paper. Jackie Cosh investigates.