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Hectic lifestyles have taken their toll on family mealtimes. Leisurely eating as a family around a table 'sed to be the norm, but that's changed in the past 20 years, according to research. In fact, a...
By Bill Cosgrave, founder of Tumbletots According to the last Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents report I read about child accidents in playgrounds, 80 per cent were caused through...
A story about a little boy who wants to be tall provides an ideal basis for a topic looking at emotions, says Jean Evans You'll soon grow Alex by Andrea Shavick (Orchard Books, 10.99) is a delightful...
Child-to-parent violence is often misunderstood. Charlotte Goddard reports on the issue and asks what help is available
An Internet college for early years education means people can train at home for a childcare career. Mary Evans meets its founder
In a purpose-built playground, disabled children are active learners rather than passive observers, writes Crispin Andrews explains.
The London Childcare Affordability Programme, which offers subsidised childcare and support and helps unemployed parents back to work, has been scaled back by 4m after some councils pulled out of the...
Nurseries and childminders in England are fighting to survive, as new research suggests that just over four in 10 parents of under-fives are planning to return today, with many providers also...
Do you want to bring back the NNEB? Are graduate leaders the way to go? Professor Cathy Nutbrown is giving Nursery World readers an exclusive opportunity to have your questions answered
Foundation Stage staff welcome the end of baseline assessment, but some fear the new profiling system may be used to check up on them, writes Mary Evans Early years practitioners have given a mixed...