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Working mothers are likely to stay healthier and slimmer than their stay-at-home counterparts, according to a study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. Researchers from...
I am concerned about the way families receive help with the cost of their childcare through Working Families Tax Credit.
As schools go back for the autumn term, Jennie Lindon offers advice on how to support children upset by distressing events It is the first week back at school for children and their parents after a...
The Government's online database which will hold details of all children in England under 18 should be scrapped, claims a political reform group.
A resolution calling for a ban on 'all commercial food advertising aimed at under-12s' has been passed by the British Medical Association. Dr Peter Tiplady, chairman of the BMA's Public Health...
A school that's worked hard to create a sanctuary for pupils could provide a model for extended services. <B>Simon Vevers</B> reports
The UK Supreme Court has ruled against the Scottish government’s plan for every child in Scotland to have a ‘named person’ to support their wellbeing.
Teaching new mothers about healthy eating and exercise can help reduce the risk of their child becoming overweight or obese, finds a new study.
The london child Poverty Summit in October will aim to bring together all those who have signed the London Child Poverty Pledge (news, 24 July).
The National Children's Bureau (NCB)is to take on much of the work and resources of the National Early Years Network (NEYN) following the charity's official closure at the end of February. The NEYN's...