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Literacy takes many forms in children's lives and we should reflect before we dismiss what they enjoy at home in favour of what we offer in the nursery, argues Helen Bromley.
How are settings building and maintaining relationships with time-pressed parents and carers and involving them in their child’s care at nursery? Karen Hart finds out
Developing a constructive relationship with parents is the key to working with children's behavioural problems, says Jennie Lindon
Winner: Bookstart Corner, Booktrust, London
Practitioners tell Karen Faux about sources they have used for inspiration and professional development. Nursery manager Sharon Mackenzie wanted to gather new ideas for working with parents to take...
Working parents are penalised for working part-time in jobs that force them to work extra hours, with just under half blaming work for restricting their ability to read or play with their children.
Practitioners could value diversity among parents by building on characteristics of their sameness to us, argues Helen Bromley.
A project from Bookstart is offering children's centre staff a way to work more closely with disadvantaged families. Ruth Thomson explains.
Lynn Kennington, the head of Gamesley Pre-School Centre in North Derbyshire, is forthright about her priorities. 'Parents are at the forefront of our thinking. They are the child's first educators,'...
Picking up the ongoing debate about the use of dummies, Sue Asquith explores the pros and cons and how settings can follow best practice while respecting parents’ choices