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Children's unacceptable behaviour needs an appropriate and consistent response. Jennie Lindon discusses when and how carers can use sanctions to bring about a positive effect
Nursery World became a media star last week, as the magazine celebrated its 80th birthday with a special edition looking back over eight decades of childcare development and advice. The Times was the...
Approaching parents in the street and out shopping to encourage them to use childcare has mixed results, a new study has found.
Action research is a form of 'self-reflective enquiry' that can help settings work through points of concern to find workable solutions. Julie McLarnon shows how it works in practice.
Educational therapist Andrea Clifford Poston answers your queries about child behaviour Q I have sole charge of two girls, aged three and five. Their parents frequently work abroad. The girls are used...
Pregnant mothers and parents of children under two will be offered parenting support based on children's centres as part of a Government plan to tackle poverty and families deemed to be 'at risk'. Its...
The Children's Food Trust, which introduced the first nutritional guidelines for early years settings, has announced today it is to close.
Early years professionals need to know how and when to intervene in children's activities, says Anne O'Connor The Curriculum guidance for the Foundation Stage requires practitioners to use...
Communication was the name of the game at a unique interactive exhibition for children last week. The Big Wide Talk, a Cambridge-based charity dedicated to improving the lives of children with speech...
Cash in on the value of money, pretend or real, as a tool for learning about mathematics through role play, as Lena Engel explains Early learning goals