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One in four families in England are missing out on vital baby health visits, increasing the risk of parental mental health problems going undetected, warns the NSPCC.
How can practitioners support parents to build stronger bonds with their babies? Nicole Weinstein looks at the latest guidance and resources
<P> Little training has been available so far for childcarers who work with asylum seekers. Judith Napier reports on a recent course. </P>
Parents may be wary of handing over the care of their baby or toddler to other adults outside the home. Jennie Lindon explains how to build a relationship that benefits all parties
How practitioners deal with an incident such as biting can make a big difference to the outcome for child and parent, says Working Mum
The majority of parents who use childminders report satisfaction with the care they provide, a survey suggests.
A new study shows that therapeutic interventions in the earliest months and years of life can help prevent and reduce mental health difficulties, both for parents and their children.
The importance of helping parents to be involved with their child's life at nursery is explained by Jean Evans, while you can offer them our cut-out-and-keep guide
Thinking and talking about curriculum in early childhood education involves recognising, valuing and building on children’s knowledge, explains Professor Elizabeth Wood
An important feature of all the Early Excellence Centres is their collaboration with other providers on training, staff development and other ways of improving and extending services. When working...