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Babies who are highly irritable and do not have a secure attachment to their mothers have the greatest difficulty interacting with people and objects as toddlers, according to new research.
By Margaret Hodge, minister for children, young people and families in England It can be a daunting prospect for any parent to support their child financially, emotionally and throughout education,...
A positive approach to children's behaviour can never be solely about the children because, of course, young children are not the only people present. Adults are also involved, as:
In 'Strength in numbers' (23 August) Peter Moss suggests that the apparent decline in the number of childminders could be due to better-paid jobs on offer and says that childminders 'are nearly all...
Your legal questions answered by Christine Betts, senior lawyer, schools and childcare team, Veale Wasbrough Lawyers Q I was puzzled by Ruth Kelly's statement that she will be making Criminal Records...
The needs of families dominate the concerns of ordinary people up and down the country.
'Good day', nursery children from the latest migrant group to Britain are saying. Annette Rawstrone finds out what kind of greeting they are getting in return Unprecedented numbers of Eastern...
Delaying the start of formal schooling while ensuring that children have access to quality nursery provision is one of the stronger recommendations to come out of the Scottish Executive's National...
How early years educators can engage with the people who are the most important and influential in young children’s lives – parents, carers and families. By Dr Stella Louis
A new project to increase the representation of disabled people in children's books is to be launched by Scope, the UK's leading national disability organisation working with cerebral palsy. 'In the...