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In a purpose-built playground, disabled children are active learners rather than passive observers, writes Crispin Andrews explains.
It is ironic that the Government is condoning passive smoking by children, says Maggie Jones At the same time that childminders are to be officially allowed to smoke in front of babies and young...
Supporting parents can be an important part of helping a child start school, say members of the Camden Early Years Intervention Team At this time of year many early years practitioners are thinking...
Discounts on their own childcare are a perk that can keep good nursery staff with an employer, says Mary Evans Recruitment and retention of high-calibre childcare staff is reaching such a crisis level...
Childminders are set to give National Childcare Month a rousing start in Scotland with a wave of activities in the first week of June to raise the profile of registered childminding as a quality form...
The Babysong Project has been looking at how singing and song can establish intimacy between practitioners and babies. Vanessa Young explains
The Dame Vera Lynn Trust works in partnership with families to educate children with motor learning difficulties.
Children's categorisation of play and learning based on social context Ninety-two children aged four to six years were asked to sort photographic stimuli into those they believed depicted play/not...
Initiatives by Government and other agencies are encouraging communication, says Helen Moylett, in the final part of her Communication series.
Parents of children with special needs are demanding quality provision in mainstream and special schools. Karen Faux asks if moves for more inclusion can deliver