'Virtually impossible to tip over backwards or break' are the claims made by a company called Plasgad Plastic Products for its Super Little Chair. It's a 'monoblock' chair made from recyclable...
Lesser-known nannies with star potential are being sought by a TV production company making a reality programme about getting children out of the house and away from their electronic games, computers...
Comic Relief and Pritt Stick have teamed up to produce the Red Nose Day Nursery Pack. It includes activities such as Red Nose collages, fancy dress. a Bob the Builder poster and making a collection...
Divorced and separated parents who resort to the law to settle disputes over contact with their children risk making matters worse, says a study for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Children's and...
All the best fairy tales end when a marriage begins, and pantomime curtains fall over blushing brides and rosy sunsets. But in the real world, how do you live happily ever after? We are a television...
Meeting the minimum standards is no longer enough for settings to keep customers loyal and stay ahead of the growing competition within the early years sector Child behaviour
Alice Skelton from the Rainbow Project at the Sussex Baby Lab, University of Sussex, is researching how babies see, think and learn about the world through colour
The Welsh Government has committed £60m to develop more early years provision ahead of the introduction of the 30 hours.
New research has found that targeted music lessons for under-fives in deprived areas help to close the gap, particularly for children with complex needs.
As the social enterprise opens its second nursery in the city, Nicola Brimble explains its ethos