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Young children struggling to relate to a world that depends on language are given a lifeline by a unique programme. Karen Faux reports Before three-year-old Aimee Stoppard gained a place at an I CAN...
Early years practitioners are using colour as a vehicle for children to understand and express feelings that they may find difficult to communicate, says Jackie Cosh Are we feeling a bit red today?...
It may still feel like a long haul to warmer days, but that's no excuse for staying inside. The Luxury two-piece Pram-snug from Outlook will help children in buggies to stay warm. The Pram-snug...
This Australian Teepee from Hopscotch is bright enough to liven up any dull corner of the nursery. The design is a traditional, five-sided shape with a doorbell and Velcro tab closures. Made from 100...
It's easy, when there are so many computer games available, to forget about board games all together, but board games have a socialising influence and can encourage concepts of fair play and...
Stephen Burke, director of the Daycare Trust, was presented with the Work-Life Balance Initiative Award by Cherie Booth in London last week at the start of Work-Life Balance Week, run by the Work-Life...
Membership organisations representing different childcarers are becoming big players by opening up their own nurseries and family centres, as Mary Evans reports Heads would turn if a football team...
Play is just as active and essential to learning for babies and toddlers as it is for older children, as Julia Manning-Morton explains Many practitioners who work with babies and toddlers struggle to...
To survive as part of the out-of-school sector it's essential to make friends with your finances, says Jackie Nunns. So why not start with the basics and a few helpful hints and tips? There are 10,000...