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Home is where the most important brain development is for babies and toddlers. Kim Roberts explains how early years practitioners need to work with parents to enable the best possible outcomes for...
Early Childhood Education (3rd edition) By Tina Bruce (Hodder Arnold, 0 340 88972 1, 17.99, 020 7873 6000) Reviewed by Marian Whitehead, language and early years consultant
'Always put two or three seats at your computer. Children learn better together.' That was the advice given at a conference held in Glasgow tocelebrate the city's success in rolling out the Scottish...
Sooner or later, parents of children struggling to sleep will have to tackle the problem. Penny Tassoni explains why and how
Young children are learning about painting and self-image with the help of a dressing-up box and an exhibition at Perth Museum and Art Gallery. The exhibition, called 'Mirror Mirror on the Wall',...
In this first of a four part series, Dr Sue Allingham looks at how effective and informed observation can support the emotional and physical wellbeing of young children
My congratulations to Nursery World on its 85th anniversary. Nursery World is so good that we bought it twice! Michael Heseltine looks back at Nursery World's history with Haymarket
12 July. 'Angelina Ballerina - The Ballerina Rag Doll'. (ITV 1, 3.35 to 3.50pm) In this story about the ballet-dancing mouse and her friends, Angelina decides to give away some of her old toys.
As yet another review of childcare policy looms, early years experts are still calling for the divide between education and care to be abolished as part of a radical rethink about what we want for...