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More than half of all parents using childcare would like to see men working in their child's nursery, a survey suggests (Tuesday).
An open letter calling for the Government to increase early years funding and improve its communication with parents has been signed by LEYF, the Fatherhood Institute and campaigner Kate Dyson of The...
Scotland's parents believe that bringing up children is harder today than when they were children, according to the results of a poll commissioned by Parenting Across Scotland. PAS, a multi-agency...
More than one in seven parents were not able to be with their baby at all during their stay on a neonatal unit due to tough Covid-19 restrictions, a charity that supports premature and sick babies has...
As nurseries and schools deal with possible coronavirus outbreaks and the worry of future lockdowns, research reveals that 95 per cent of early years practitioners and teachers want there to be better...
Are you trying to do it all? Make sure you read the expert advice and information in the new edition of Nursery Management, free with the 18 March issue of Nursery World.
A new programme to develop and showcase good practice in children's centres has been launched by the children's services think-tank Capacity in collaboration with back-to-work programme Take Three...
More than 60 per cent of parents using daycare provision think childcare workers are poorly paid, according to a survey commissioned by the Daycare Trust and Unison. The research, published at the...
Three nursery providers tell Meredith Jones Russell how providing free places for two-year-olds is proving to be an exciting journey with many benefits.
The high cost of childcare is stopping a quarter of parents on low incomes from working, the charity Save the Children claims.