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Workshops where children can explore science along with their parents will boost learning and enthusiasm all round, say <B>Linda Thornton</B> and <B>Pat Brunton</B>
A three-year-old boy sparked a full-scale police helicopter search after disappearing to take his toy dog for a walk in Fences House, Sunderland, said The Sun. Eric Murray's mother Nicola said, 'He...
Scotland's baby box will be preserved in history at Edinburgh’s Museum of Childhood.
Charm and humour characterise the latest batch of books for very young children reviewed by Alison Boyle FUNNY FRED. by Peta Coplans. (Andersen, 9.99).
We have received nearly 1000 responses to our workforce finances survey, which is looking into the financial health of early years practitioners and how pay affects their lifestyle.
Families are experiencing mixed fortunes during the coronavirus crisis – and it is lower-income households that are hardest hit, says our columnist Karl Handscomb
This month's Working Mum column gives a real insight into the continuing problems that parents face in trying to arrange childcare - in this instance, out-of-school provision for her elder daughter...
Birmingham Council has commissioned an independent review into the affordability for early years providers of paying staff the living wage.
Play and self-regulation go hand in hand on the road to effective learning, finds Helen Moylett
Children's allergies and their symptoms are outlined by Dr Raj Thakkar.