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Nursery owners are concerned about how the extension of the free early years entitlement will affect their business, according to a survey by the National Day Nurseries Association.
A lack of cash could be responsible for falling birth rates, aYouGov poll suggests. The survey, reported in the Daily Express, found that almost half of adults wanted three or more children - and...
Bathtime can be a time of fun and exercise, in part 2 of our parent's guides to keeping children physically active indoors during the coronavirus lockdown.
Children's health and diet has grabbed the national agenda. The British Medical Journal reported in 2001 that 10 per cent of children under 16 years in England and Scotland are overweight or obese....
The childcare approval scheme introduced in April has so far seen 600 nannies registered as approved, and another 600 now going through the application process, according to the Department for...
* Children's communication charity I CAN is publishing a series of discussion papers to cover the latest research, publications and practice innovation in communication development and disability. The...
Teddy bears' picnics, fun days and sponsored toddles are just some of the many nationwide events taking place during Pre-School Playweek from 7 to13 June, which celebrates the work of 16,000...
The Child Poverty Action Group has received Pounds 101,000 for a one-year project to promote the take-up of tax credits in Scotland, by offering training, advice and support. John Dickie, head of CPAG...
Proposals to establish an overarching early years strategy to underpin more integrated service delivery and build closer links between health, education and social work were outlined in a letter sent...