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Is the Government once again pushing nanny registration out of the back door? Mary Evans looks at the arguments against its latest plans for parents to claim tax relief. Ministers might have expected...
A child stamping on a playdough dragon demonstrates that the child is operating flexibly in their play space. Philip Waters explains how to respond to what can seem like destructive actions from the...
Despite spending 900m a year on the treatment of allergies, the NHS is still failing allergy sufferers, says Catherine Gaunt Anyone who works in early years care and education will be all too familiar...
<P> In the third of a series of articles on Birth to Three Matters, <B> Professor Lesley Abbott </B> and <B> Ann Langston </B> consider how to respond to the needs of the 'skilful...
New national occupational standards for the playwork sector have been unveiled by SkillsActive, the Sector Skills Council for Active Leisure and Learning. The Qualifications and Curriculum Authority...
Although many gluten-free products are now available, nurseries must be on their guard and not serve a child with coeliac disease anything risky, advises <B>Suzannah Olivier</B>
The arrival of a new baby is expected to be one of the happiest times in a woman's life. But becoming a mother has a huge physical, social and psychological impact. Hormonal changes mean that most new...
Letting children practise negotiating steps and slopes will improve their physical confidence and can teach them about number and gravity. By Julie Mountain
After moving into purpose-built premises in Tonbridge, Happy Faces Nursery wanted to improve its new outdoor area. There was little money left for outdoor provision, but luckily it is one of 15...
Nannies have been contacting the Professional Association of Nursery Nurses about internet websites where they are urged to advertise themselves for work or respond to vacancies for a fee, ranging...