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When settings support co-regulation, children can be calmed in the moment and gain trust in the adults around them, explains Helen Garnett
Stammering is common in young children, and early intervention is key to helping them. Anne-Marie Tassoni and Penny Tassoni explain the causes and explore some strategies
Three new Early Day Motions have been put forward by MPs focusing on early years issues.
* A supporting leaflet, Birth to Three: supporting our youngest children - A guide for parents was launched on 18 January to let parents know about the national guidance. A set of three posters which...
Contrasts between early years provision in different countries can help us reflect on whether education is for teaching children readiness for life, argue David Whitebread and Sue Bingham.
‘Once upon a time there was a princess called Fiona…’ How one setting in Luton dealt with the death of an outstanding, much-loved practitioner. By Anni McTavish
What do you do when a parent blames nursery staff for a child's difficult behaviour? Sue Chambers advises.
Studies reveal that exposure to peanuts at a young age can raise tolerance in at-risk children. By Meredith Jones Russell
Does academic research into childcare or behaviour have any relevance to nannies? Jennie Lindon believes it does Newspapers and television routinely pick up on newly published research - and not...