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Whenever there is a discussion about children's emotional wellbeing, the desire that all children should have a 'secure attachment' with their parents and key people is usually stated. This desire is...
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...
* A Bill proposing the establishment of a Children's Commissioner in Scotland is to be discussed in the Scottish Parliament early in the New Year. The Commissioner for Children and Young People...
'A Head Start For All' is the CWDC advertising statement for the EYP course. Is this a joke? The very people who have proved themselves as professional childcarers are being prohibited from extending...
'I cannot do my job if I do not reflect children and young people's interests. If I am serious about reconfiguring services around the needs of children and young people, it is their voice that has to...
Early years providers want an overarching Children's Sector Skills Council to link early years with the sectors for health, young people, playwork and classroom assistants, according to a consultation...
A coalition of children’s sector organisations is calling on the Chancellor to use his Spending Review, next week, to provide ‘much-needed' cross-Government investment in babies, children and young...
Pre-booking by expectant parents has prompted the Bambinos nursery chain to expand and add 30 more places to its nursery in Woolwell, Plymouth, which caters for 70 children. Husband and wife team...
A Bill to create a list of adults who are regarded as 'unsuitable' to work with children was passed by the Scottish Parliament last week. The Protection of Children Bill places a duty upon employers...
It was encouraging to read the article on Diwali and how children can use the festival to learn about this celebration. However, in addition, we feel there is a need for all practitioners to recognise...