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Professional Nanny readers are being offered a special discount price on the new book Spots, Birthmarks and Rashes by our contributor and health visitor June Thompson. This colourfully illustrated...
Glasgow children can enjoy free weekend cinema screenings at the Glasgow Film Theatre and the IMAX cinema at the Glasgow Science Centre from 5 June. The offer, part of a 25,000 initiative funded by...
The winner of this year's Sainsbury's Baby Book award is Happy Dog, Sad Dog, written and illustrated by Sam Lloyd. The 32-year-old author, who works as a volunteer on art projects at a Brighton...
Who should get the nannies' vote in the general election? A quick glance at the parties' promises sees the Conservatives offering families a 50 a week tax credit per under-five child regardless of the...
As schools in England set out to fulfill the aims of the Government's new Extended Schools programme, they could look to Scotland for a working model, as Mary Evans reports. At least one school in...
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.
Director of the Centre for the Child, Family and Society and Professor of Childhood and Family Studies, Glyndwr University.
An extract from Understanding Children's Development in the Early Years by Christine Macintyre considers influences on a child's learning that can begin in the womb When does development begin and...
The National Family and Parenting Institute (NFPI) last week called on Government departments to read its new report on family services before working out the details of the recent spending review...
Doncaster Council's plans to cut the number of local youth and children’s centres it provides have met with strong opposition from local people.