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It's through make-believe that babies and children come to understand the real world. Lena Engel explains how best to help them fehfoef fouhff fhfaofao Pretend play is all about helping babies and...
With the childhood obesity plan found wanting, Dr Lala Manners asks what should be done
<P> When children are really concentrating they're unlikely to be sitting still and listening, writes <B> Penny Tassoni </B> </P>
Despite appearances, messy play can make an enormous contribution to babies' and young children's cognitive and creative development What do we think about when we hear the word 'messy'? Untidy,...
Meeting the emotional and learning needs of the unique child
Can ‘silent’ picturebooks speak a thousand words, asks Andy McCormack
Getting children to work creatively with messy materials can assist with the development of descriptive language, explains Anne O'Connor.
A course led by Sarah Hosken, senior lecturer in early years at London Metropolitan University.
Adults' facial expressions have a strong impact on very young children learning about social relationships. Anne O'Connor explains social referencing and why early years workers need to understand it.
Unpack a load of learning opportunities using boxes for containing, collecting and constructing, says Jane Drake The humble box can be the stimulus for a wide variety of interesting activities that...