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In the first of a series based on the four elements, Mary Jackson, development officer at Learning Through Landscapes, explores outdoor activities involving fire What is your reaction when 'exploring...
You've got the blender, you've got the nutritious raw ingredients, now what do you do with them? Children's cookery guru Annabel Karmel has packed 100 different puree ideas for babies aged six months...
Nursery World has been published under many guises over the decades, even a different title, but children have always had prominence. We take a look at the many faces of the magazine.
During lockdown, nursery manager Jacqui Hannaby has told more than 50 stories live on Facebook to children and families.
Health and childcare professionals are encouraged to play an active role in increasing the uptake of immunisations. Matthew Olley, an immunisation nurse specialist at Public Health England, explains...
More women are leaving their jobs to look after their families, because the high cost of childcare means that for some women it makes better economic sense to stay at home.
The number of designated Sure Start areas rose by 66 last week, bringing the total in England to 260 - ten more than the Government's target for 2001/02. Six of the new areas are rural - Oswestry in...
Health visitor assistant Linda Bartholomew and her colleague Cathy Kennedy have launched a networking project to promote good health in local nurseries. Here in the first of a new series, Linda looks...
Families with disabled children have long struggled for access to support and inclusive services, but that should soon change under a new policy outlined by Kelly Hunt and Neil de Reybekill.
A programme to promote activity and development in pre-school children is reminding parents and carers in Fife that they can collect a free copy of the scheme's second book from local health centres...