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Leaving a baby to ‘cry it out’ has no adverse effects on child development and attachment, according to new research.
How can early years practitioners expect to use the child database, and how will they be trained for it? Mary Evans finds out.
A training project to help early years practitioners assess the development of children with English as an additional language has proved highly effective. Julie Cigman explains
Hear 'physical development' and you'll probably think of the health benefits that a good diet and lots of running around can bring your child. In fact, physical development is fundamental to every...
As a parent you may have already encountered the seemingly endless 'why' questions. While sometimes these questions are a way of grabbing our attention, they are more often a sign that a child is...
Despite its many plus points, it is time to update Development Matters, explains Dr Julian Grenier, who is leading the work to revise it
How should practitioners best be observing children, assessing progress and letting this knowledge inform their planning, asks Charlotte Goddard
Mike Murphy and Renzo Spano of explain how Sussex Wildlife Trust's Forest School training can equip you to be a great Forest School leader
Having a development plan is key to realising the professional and personal aspirations of staff and will result in a high-quality setting, says Rebecca Miller in the concluding part of her series.
What training is available to help practitioners revitalise their maths provision? Charlotte Goddard reports