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Well-known children's cookery author Annabel Karmel MBE has advice on widening the range of food that children will eat
The first wave of Every Child A Talker is already producing noticeable benefits for children and families, say Michael Jones and Sue Thomas.
If the opinions of young children are valuable to adults, whether as carers or policymakers, what is the best way to gather them? Alison Clark looks at successful consultations 'Why is it that we have...
Interacting with babies and toddlers through saying rhymes is a bonding activity that helps them to build language and dialogue skills, as Opal Dunn explains Rhymes are an integral part of our lives,...
'For a young child, being a "good citizen" means developing self-awareness and self-confidence, learning how to play and work well with others and recognising one's place in the wider community.'...
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell says more regulation is needed to protect fostered children from abroad The key argument about private fostering - whether to regulate or not regulate - will...
I am pleased to see the Select Committee has said nursery nurses provide both care and education to children in daycare. I feel we are the key to stopping standards dropping in education, where there...
By Heather Gillies, manager of Glasgow's Clutha Street Day Nursery, which has cultivated an award-winning garden. Our strawberry patch, of about 2m by 3m, flourished after an abortive attempt at...
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell is dismayed by children's legislation influenced by the wrong interests You always have to be alert with this Government, whenever it does something about...
The importance of reciprocal expressions between a baby and an adult carer, and finding opportunities that enable it, are explored by Anne O'Connor.