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High adult-to-child ratios, regular support and training, and the length of time in the job are key factors for good quality childminding, a new study finds.
Professor Tina Bruce examines the theory behind Froebel’s Occupations, and Jane Dyke reveals how it is being put into practice at her settings
Toy makers have recognised theneed to encourage and stretch young children's developing skills and there is plenty to suit every stage Three months old upwards skills to develop
Bodily development in babies and toddlers is crucial to their mental growth, says Jennie Lindon The developmental state of newborn human babies is the result of a compromise. At full term, or close to...
Have a look round some of the wide-ranging and exciting products on display at the exhibition with Nicole Curnow Publishing
So you think you've been asked to do some unusual tasks in your career. Lindsey Blythe hears from nannies given a few 'extra' extra duties Dog bathing
Find out what the courses leading to three new qualifications for childcarers involve, as Mary Evans talks to one of the first students When the country's pre-schools stopped for the summer holidays...
Babies and young children need time and space to gain control over their bodies and practise physical skills, says Jennie Lindon The first three years of human life are impressive. If all goes well,...
It is time to change the rules on parental leave, with more leave for fathers and freedom for parents to choose how to split entitlement, says Professor Peter Moss.