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Children's charities called for an overhaul of the tax credit system last week as the Government confirmed that just under two million families were overpaid 1.8bn in the past year. The Child Poverty...
Parents may resort to smacking as they negotiate the maze of teaching children how to behave. Jenny Mosley and Ross Grogan show how to suggest other routes Q The parents of one of my charges smack him...
Online group singing programmes for new mothers with symptoms of postnatal depression has been found to bring positive results.
As projects like Sure Start and Early Excellence expand, more and more early years practitioners are working together with other professionals like social workers, adult educators and health visitors....
A centre is leading the way in offering diverse services to families as well as one-to-one attention to children. Karen Faux pays it a visit Early years teacher Linda Jones is quite happy to obey a...
(Photograph) - The British Red Cross is enlisting nurseries in its 'Ready Teddy Smile' campaign to raise funds for vulnerable people in Scotland and abroad with the help of a special pack for the...
The Scottish Storytelling Network is holding a national development day on 30 April in Falkirk, with talks and information on training and resources. For details and to book a place, for 15 or 10 with...
Settings, childminders and foster carers are benefiting from two training programmes that enable them to better support children's speech, language and communication (SLC)
In the second of her series on child behaviour and its links to the new SEND code of practice, Kay Mathieson looks at working with parents.
Using pictures of young children usually brings a happy response, but before you let them be taken in your setting there are certain procedures to follow, as Viv Hampshire explains.