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Many settings are embracing going outdoors in all weather – so how do you protect children's skin from the sun? By Annette Rawstrone
As the Covid-19 outbreak is a developing situation, this story reflects the position as of midday, 12 March.
Going out of the home can really help boost your child's language. New experiences provide opportunities to see new objects and people and these all need labelling.
How symbolism through play, music and stories encourages children’s creativity. By Professor Tina Bruce and Jane Dyke
Music sessions can be used at all ages as a means to relax, stimulate, entertain and inspire, whether the instruments are familiar or exotic The recorder
Mobile phone masts are proliferating near nurseries and schools, contrary to official advice. <B>Simon Vevers</B> hears the arguments against them
<P> European funding for childcare training has hit a sudden shortfall, leaving many childcarers deeply frustrated, says <STRONG> Mary Evans </STRONG> </P>
Early intervention is important with speech difficulties, and there is a lot that childcarers can do to help children who stammer, as Maggie Jones explains Stammering, or stuttering, is much more...
<P>The Government is going to have to make up its mind what to prioritise if the neediest children are to gain from early years services, says Vidhya Alakeson </P>
Sam Gyimah is to retain his position as childcare and education minister, while Edward Timpson has been promoted to minister for children and families, in the new Conservative government.