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Amusement is a useful trick to have up your sleeve. Children's entertainer Tommy Donbavand shares his trade secrets 'Knock, knock.'Go on, play along. Just for a minute or two.'Knock, knock.'
The number of children in Scotland prescribed the controversial drug Ritalin has increased tenfold over the past eight years, prompting an inquiry into the care and treatment provided for Scottish...
These savoury mince pies feature spicy lamb mince with aubergine and spinach rather than the usual sugary dried fruit filling and are a delicious and festive staple, perfect for both parents and...
A new report highlights the need for digital support for parents and families, and the importance of developing a ‘cohesive and aligned learning community that surrounds a child’.
The minister for children and families, Edward Timpson MP, visited Stonegrove Children's Centre in Edgware, Barnet to celebrate the progress made by children and their families through the Early...
Childminders will not be required to pay for police checks when a new central organisation, Disclosure Scotland, takes over responsibility for screening childcare providers next month. A Scottish...
By understanding how the body responds to stress, early years workers can nurture young children's future well-being, says Dr Janet Rose.
The first NVQ4 graduates found the new course tough going, but revised guidelines should ease the burden, says Judith Napier The first students to complete the new NVQ4 in early years care and...
Children tend to inherit their preferences for protein-rich foods like meat and fish from their parents, while their environment is more likely to determine a taste for fruit and vegetables, or a...
Funding for Sure Start children's centres will not be cut, Chancellor George Osborne has confirmed in his speech on the spending review.