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Families of disabled children can find the festive period less stressful if they take take a different approach to typical Christmas celebrations. Rachael Clark and Katherine Runswick-Cole, both...
The early years sector will face a major staffing crisis in the next five years unless it is able to recruit more older people, people from different ethnic groups and men, new research forecasts. Dr...
To mark this year's National Family Week (31 May to 6 June), the National Literacy Trust has launched a campaign calling on all families to spend at least ten minutes a day reading with their...
England's first children's commissioner has received a warm welcome from children's rights advocates, but they remain concerned that the Government's job specification for him is the 'weakest in the...
Childminders in Wales will no longer be allowed to smack children or to smoke in their presence, unlike their counterparts in England. The national standards for daycare and childminding for...
The charity 4Children has warned that proposed changes to allow schools to set the length and date of holidays will be a major concern for millions of parents.
If nannies were regulated and registered it could bring them more money and better job prospects, argues Stephen Vahrman From the first of this month, new National Minimum Wage rates have come into...
Anew project in a deprived area of Edinburgh is aiming to support the parents who may be the most likely to slip through the care net -single fathers. Run collaboratively by One Parent Families...
Early years and childcare organisations have been quick to emphasise the importance of keeping up momentum on policies for young children and families, and the need for the new Government to ensure...
Whether you are planning a spectacular sponsored parachute jump, holding a barbecue or running a racenight, successful fundraisers in early years settings say the four golden rules for success are...