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The Education Policy Institute is launching a new study on the early years workforce and how it can improve children’s outcomes
Providing consistent nutrition messages both at home and at nursery can support healthy eating habits for the whole family. So how can you get families involved in good nutrition? Here, Catherine...
Nuffield Professor of Child Health at University College London and chair of the UK Academy of Medical Royal Colleges.
Preventable health conditions are reaching epidemic levels in children, which could lead to a generation dying before their parents, according to doctors at a leading children's hospital.
Hiring a live-in nanny is ‘considerably cheaper’ than employing a nanny who lives outside the family home, although demand for live-in nannies is falling, a new survey finds.
Early years organisations have expressed alarm at the fall in the number of childcare places and early years settings during the past 12 months.
A leading nanny agency has set up a service that uses nannies to supervise meetings between estranged parents. Top Notch Nannies began its 'divorce nanny' scheme after it was approached by a firm of...
Babies weaned on home-cooked vegetables are more likely to eat them as children, according to new research.
Acorn Training has launched a new course to help practitioners support children's love of superhero and war play.
Scotland has its first children's and early years minister following the election of the Scottish National Party leader Alex Salmond as First Minister. Mr Salmond included the newly-created post in...