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Should nursery workers go along with parents' wishes to keep their child awake all day? Maria Robinson offers advice on sleep needs.
Having a dog on the staff team provides an added attraction for children at one nursery learning about its owner's disability. Annette Rawstrone reports.
These points are intended to be possible starting points for discussion at a staff meeting, or with parents and carers. 1 Do you plan first-hand experiences of writing in real contexts for the...
The support and wellbeing of babies is strongly linked to better outcomes later in life but is not always placed at the forefront of best practice in early years. With the legacy of Covid and other...
An exclusive new online resource for Nursery World subscribers all about Elinor Goldschmied's renowned ideas for working with babies and toddlers
A nursery in Poole has helped all its two-year-olds to settle happily in by working with parents and emphasising key messages to do with their children's learning and well-being. One of these is that...
Most parents say they feel bad and apologetic after hitting their children, a MORI survey for the NSPCC has found. Almost four in five (79 per cent) of parents who physically punish their children...
The National Children's Bureau (NCB) is to lead a two-year project to encourage greater involvement of parents in their young children's learning. The Parental Community Support Project will encourage...
Parents of children with special educational needs will be given a new legal right to buy in care to support their children, rather than using local authority providers, in plans announced today.
London parents on the minimum wage risk little gain from working extra hours due to the high-cost of childcare.