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Babies who are behind in their development at the age of nine months are more likely to have learning and behavioural problems at the age of five, according to a major study published today.
In this extract from her new Practical EYFS Handbook, Penny Tassoni outlines ways of building confidence and self-awareness in children aged 0-11 months.
The mothers of children in families on low incomes will be the main recipients of childcare tax credits from next April and all eligible parents will have to apply to renew the credit only once a year...
Staff-to-child ratios, and more importantly, staff qualifications and in-service training can predict the quality of pre-school childcare settings, a new study has found.
A free, online course about how babies’ brains develop has been launched by the University of Oxford.
How a home-visiting programme could help prevent inequalities in child development and health by supporting families early on
Families are urged to consider adopting a child after recent figures revealed a big drop in the rate, despite rising numbers of children in care.
This two-part project covers all six areas of learning, indicated by: Personal, social and emotional development Communication,language and literacy Mathematical development Knowledge & understanding...
Increases in the amount paid for childcare and the cost of living are leaving low-incomes families struggling financially.
Observe the great leap in development when young children learn how to use one thing to represent another, with a demonstration of symbolic thought from Pamela May.