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In alignment

2 December 2004

In our A to Z series on child health, childhood knock-knee is explained by doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital What is knock-knee?

Hidden allies

2 December 2004

What does it mean when a young child has an imaginary friend? Jackie Cosh offers tips for carers on how to handle things sensitively It is thought that between 30...

Case study: Chloe and Middori

2 December 2004

Chloe was four when the nursery first became aware of her imaginary friend 'Middori'. Her parents already knew of Middori's existence and told of how Chloe would talk about her...

Talk about it

2 December 2004

Young children caught up in their parents' cycle of drug abuse are finding a way out of the associated emotional effects through a unique project. Jackie Cosh reports

Demands but no recognition

2 December 2004

By Gill Scrivenor, a nursery manager in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk Historically childcare has been the responsibility of women and seen as an extension of motherhood. It is regarded as...

Children are only human

2 December 2004

The letter from Emma MacDonald (18 November) about smacking typically demonstrates how little some people regard children within society. She suggests, 'parents are only human and make mistakes like everyone...

A choice in parenting

2 December 2004

I would like to take issue with the letter 'Leave smacking up to the parents' (18 November), both as a mother and an early years professional. It is very telling...

Good and angry

2 December 2004

I cannot believe that Nursery World would have a 'letter of the week' condoning smacking. This suggests that Nursery World is happy to support the smacking of children.

We love weather

2 December 2004

I was surprised to read the letter from Dr Patricia Lucas (11 November) at the University of Bristol. I work in a Bristol nursery school where children are not kept...

Playworkers get standards

2 December 2004

New national occupational standards for the playwork sector have been unveiled by SkillsActive, the Sector Skills Council for Active Leisure and Learning.

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