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For the baby on the go needing a comfy place to sleep, the pop-up travel cot from Samsonite Baby Travel folds out from its own lightweight carry bag into a free-standing, soft, safe and clean bed that...
* We have ten copies of The fish who could wish by John Bush and Korky Paul (Oxford University Press, 4.99) to give away to Nursery World readers. Send your name and address on the back of a postcard...
Early years experts have called on the Conservative party to clarify its proposals to review the Early Years Foundation Stage if they win the next election.
We are extremely sorry that the Professional Nanny conference scheduled to take place earlier this month had to be cancelled by the organisers because of the low number of advance bookings, and we...
The numbers of settings working with vulnerable twos is on the rise, but what are the challenges faced by these children and their families, and what approaches should the early years sector employ...
Richard Willis, visiting professor at the University of South Wales, reviews a book which integrates early years theory and practice, and aims to encourage readers to start a conversation about their...
Use Birth to Three Matters to guide literacy learning, says Jennie Lindon One of the ten principles underpinning Birth to Three Matters is 'Learning is a shared process and children learn most...
* A new book, Learning from Sure Start: working with young children and their families, edited by Jo Weinberger, Caroline Pickstone and Peter Hannon, takes an in-depth look at the Sure Start...
There will be no independent review into the childcare funding system, children’s minister Vicky Ford has confirmed.
From mark-making to STEM, mud kitchens are a rich resource. By Julie Mountain