If you feel inspired by the current creative projects in the UK and would like to develop your own approach to fostering young children's curiosity and creativity, consider the following points when...
A positive approach to children's behaviour can never be solely about the children because, of course, young children are not the only people present. Adults are also involved, as:
Two thousand more two-year-olds will be eligible for a free early education place from September in plans to be announced by the Deputy Prime Minister today.
<P> A 'children's' breakfast cereal might seem an ideal start to the day, but those eye-catching packets contain high levels of sugar and salt. Mary Whiting gives some healthy choices </P>
When a successful British nursery chain was sold to a US firm it set others in the sector wondering who might be next. Annette Rawstrone investigates
Convenience aside, is it a good idea to take your child into your nursery? Mahrukh Choughtai meets nursery staff who have their children on-site More and more nursery staff are working in the nursery...
Young children with developmental delay will benefit from the care of a practitioner who responds to them as they are now, says Anne O'Connor.
Children will chatter 'automatically' even as babies (see case study, page 19) and as they become more fluent, talkers will constantly ask 'why?' and be curious about everything around them.
Environment has a major effect on well-being, say Anthony Boulanger and Yeoryia Manolopoulou, directors of AY Architects, who offer some advice to those planning to build or refurbish a setting
A training cascade has been developed to increase professionals' skills in working with children with speech and language difficulties, as Lisa Morgan explains