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New charts published this week for monitoring babies' growth promote breastfeeding and show a link between physical growth and motor development.
Childminders have voted to be allowed to care for more than one baby at a time. Delegates at the National Childminding Association's annual general meeting in Eastbourne last weekend voted...
Nurseries are increasingly seeking legal advice to support them in their challenge against Ofsted inspections.
Bath will be hosting the first International Festival of Childhood, promising thought-provoking talks and presentations on the latest global research on child health and wellbeing.
Government plans to introduce 'higher level' teaching assistants and a package of measures to reduce the teacher workload in England and Wales could be vetoed by a head teachers' union unless it...
Nursery fees are going up, vacancies are going unfilled for months at a time and staff are leaving childcare because they can’t progress, say the majority of employers in a new survey.
The children’s commissioner for England is calling on the next prime minister to put family at the centre of policymaking.
Young children's experimentation with movements is linked to what we later recognise as 'dance', say Anne O'Connor and Anna Daly, directors of Primed for Life Training Associates.
A radical vision of universal early years education and childcare, published this week, would see parents making an average contribution of 30 per cent of total costs instead of the current 75 per...
We, Canterbury Early Years United Collaboration, are writing to express our deep concern regarding the lack of funding for young children with SEND.