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The fourth part of our behaviour series by Pat Gordon-Smith examines what practitioners and peers can learn from a child's disruptive actions.
The Integrated Review has the potential to make us better understand individual children by combining perspectives, says Dr Kay Mathieson
All early years settings should develop policies and good practices for settling staff in their roles and making them aware of their responsibilities The Government's drive to provide families with...
How should a childminder respond if a child confides that he or she is being abused? A new guide published last week by the Scottish Childminding Association (SCMA) gives advice on this and a range of...
Nursery practice could be improved by communication and assertiveness training for the staff, says Jackie Cosh. 'A child has brought you an object of interest and is asking you what it is. How would...
We’re hearing more and more about the role grandparents are playing in children’s lives, but many are also full-time carers for their children, says Lucy Peake
Jan White has recently been awarded an honorary position of Professor of Practice by the University of Wales Trinity St David (UWTSD)
Not all children like to take part in messy activities, but this type of exercise has value. Kay Mathieson explains why it is important and how participation can be encouraged.
Anyone who works with children may have to face the situation where a child in their care is bereaved. Children have different responses to death, depending on their age and experience. <BR>
Children are generally interested in clothes. Putting them on and taking them off might seem routine to adults but to very young children it is often one of their first acts of independence. Think of...