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Social networking sites - personal or professional? Jennie Lindon gives advice on establishing boundaries when communicating on the web.
Help the children in your care to sort out their feelings about a new baby by making a growth chartand sharing picture books together, writes Johanna Burkett Babies and pregnant tummies hold a...
Looking at reflections is fun and fascinating in activities that lend themselves to everything from science to art, says Denise Bailey Providing opportunities for children to study their reflection is...
The challenges and benefits of reflective practice for early years practitioners are explored in depth in this unit, says Mary Evans.
In the final part of her series on the London Borough of Newham and Early Education’s 20-provider-strong Outdoors and Active programme, Julie Mountain rounds up some of the key lessons learnt
Involving children in collecting and presenting data for graphs, charts or pictograms helps them to understand the information.
18 November; First things first: Keeping young children at the heart of policy and practice. Delegates will have the opportunity to reflect on recent policy developments and their impact on the...
To mark a milestone in the business of placing nannies, Debbie Elliff looks back at changes personal and public This summer at Little Masters and Misses nanny and babysitting agency, I've been...
How learning journeys help settings to capture the wonder of the early years and build a holistic picture of children’s development. By Wendy Howes, Jackie Wells and Sally Cave
The number of single-parent families in the UK has reached the two million mark for the first time, according to new statistics.