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I would like to advise Jan Jeffery (Letters, 10 March) to re-read my letter (24 February). At no point did I claim that all private day nurseries exist purely as profit-making machines. However, we...
Resources originally designed to support special educational needs can be beneficial for all young children, says Anne O'Connor.
You can incorporate the use of ICT equipment in children's imaginative play. Jane Drake shows you how Children will already be familiar with many uses of information and communications technology...
If you're in a nannyshare or part-time job, what can you do about taxes? Stephen Varhman weighs up the options Nannyshares and part-time nanny jobs are on the increase, as parents require more...
You can let the children join in many of your inexpensive ways of keeping fit, as Jan Hurst shows If you've been following the advice given in last month's fitness feature you should at least feel you...
Eczema can cause children distress and discomfort. June Thompson explains how to identify and treat it. Atopic eczema is the commonest type of eczema and is particularly widespread among babies and...
Timeless practical activities that foster children’s independence are a core part of Maria Montessori’s philosophy, Nicole Weinstein discovers
Opposites is one of those great early years themes that can elevate children to a higher level of thinking. Saying just one such word as 'hot', 'small', 'naughty' or 'high' implies automatically...
Practitioners need to identify and observe young children thinking to give them opportunities to move on further, says early years consultant Marion Dowling.
Young children can design their own teapot at the National Museum of Scotland's new Imagine Gallery, which opened in Edinburgh at the end of July after a three-year redevelopment of the museum.