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The development of being conscious of oneself and the wider world begins with the care that a child receives from attentive adults, explains Maria Robinson.
What is regression in young children, how can they be supported when experiencing it, and when is their behaviour actually something different? Caroline Vollans explains
* We have five copies each of Baby Says - Hooray, Baby Says - Hello, Baby Says - Love You and Baby Says - Bye-Bye by Opal Dunn (Hodder Children's Books, 3.99 each) to give away to Nursery World...
Starting an after-school club in your nursery can bring some extra revenue to your setting, but you need to be aware of the competition, says Mary Evans
UK practitioners can learn much from the nurseries of San Miniato, a close neighbour and rival in excellence to Reggio Emilia, say Keir Bloomer and Bronwen Cohen, authors of a new book on the area.
Rhythm is a critical area for both communication and physical skills development, so how can practitioners ensure children's learning is supported? Lala Manners reports.
The best route to an inspection starts with reflection on your setting's principles and practice, say Laura Henry and Beth Harris, as they launch a new series by examining the components of quality
How should the 'areas of need' in the Special Education Needs and Disability Code of Practice be considered in relation to the prime areas of learning? Kay Mathieson explains.
In response to demand from the early years sector, we have extended the deadline for the Nursery World Awards 2017 to 26 May, so there's still time to get your entries in.
How can settings best support the particular maths development needs of three-year-olds, asks Judith Dancer in the fourth part of this series