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Children who have more home-cooked meals are at lower risk of heart disease than those who frequently eat out, The Daily Telegraph reported last week. A US study of 600 children found that those who...
Charities Parenting UK and Family Lives are merging to create an organisation for parents, families and those that work with them.
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...
Interaction and role play are the remedies suggested by Jenny Mosley and Ross Grogan when a young child seems detached and unengaged in the nursery day Q A two-year-old attending pre-school finds it...
Schools are to receive an extra 430 in funding for every pupil they accept from disadvantaged homes next year, under Government plans announced on Monday.
There are more than one million children in the UK living in poor housing. <B>Annette Rawstrone</B> looks at the consequences of this on their health and behaviour
A new week of free activities has been developed to encourage early years settings to celebrate families.
Ofsted could help boost gender equality by rating settings on how they engage with fathers, campaigners claim.
Early years providers in England have been praised for their high standards by Ofsted chief inspector David Bell.
Around 2.5 million families will be able to claim up to 1,200 per child a year in tax-free childcare from 2015, under Government plans out for consultation.