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I am writing in response to Sharon Duthie's query about how to store back copies of Nursery World in an easily accessible way (Letters, 5 May). I am currently compiling storage of them in this way:...
* Two children's books dealing with issues for those with a family member in prison were published by Action for Prisoners' Families last month. Tommy's Dad, priced 3 inc p&p, is the story of a young...
In the second part of our series explaining recent financial changes to hit the sector, Hannah Crown and Karen Faux look at the various scenarios possible for the new national living wage
Families on low incomes are struggling to cover the basic cost of food, utility bills and rent – and the situation is ‘rapidly deteriorating’, a new report highlights.
Progress in social inclusion depends on earning the trust of those who feel left out, and helping them find ways to take charge. Dr Carol Homden, chief executive of Coram, explains the charity's work...
I would like to comment on the news story about the number of young children in nursery classes in Northern Ireland ('Two-year-olds forced into school classes', 27 November) from the perspective of...
The phrase 'Nappy Curriculum' has been all over the national press this week like a rash in that sensitive area!
Viking women will take centre stage at the 2019 Jorvik Viking Festival in York on 20-27 February.
Parents with one child are being put off expanding their family because of 'exaggerated' warnings about the costs, according to a new book published by think tank Civitas.
Middle-income families are only 38 a week better off after paying childcare and housing costs than those on low-incomes, according to new research.