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Ten years after his landmark review on health inequalities in England, Professor Sir Michael Marmot’s update reveals a growing gap in health between the North and South, with life expectancy failing...
By Tina Pugh, centre manager, and Katy Stutely, nursery manager, Denton Island Children and Family Centre, Newhaven Denton Island was one of the first designated children's centres and one of the...
A children's centre has received an award for putting on family-friendly activities that enable parents in prison to spend more time with their children.
Low-income families struggle to afford school meals and often cannot provide healthy packed lunches because they do not have a car and are restricted to shopping in local convenience stores, says a...
How a home-visiting programme could help prevent inequalities in child development and health by supporting families early on
The mental health of new fathers is rarely assessed as part of ante- or postnatal care. With dads’ depression on the rise, this needs to change, finds Meredith Jones Russell
Integrated working and family support are Birmingham's priority amid Sure Start cuts and re-organisation. Mary Evans reports.
Look out for 'Majority World: Play', the last one in our four-part series of posters exploring young children and family life in developing countries, out with the 2 December issue of Nursery World.
Babies who show early signs of autism, such as avoiding eye contact and not bonding with their parents, should be treated in the first few months of life, according to an expert in infant mental...
Early years providers in the UK have received supplies from parents to be sent to children and their families affected by the conflict with Russia. Catherine Gaunt reports