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Masturbation: Touchy subject

By Juliet Brown, Nursery World, 26 October 00, 12:00

Understanding the reasons why children masturbate is important if you are going to respond sensitively and appropriately to the issue, says Juliet Brown

Part-time staff: Equal measures

By Mary Evans, Nursery World, 26 October 00, 12:00

Legislation has given part-time staff new rights that all managers should be aware of, writes Mary Evans

Understanding of the world: Have bear, will travel

By Tina Hendy, Nursery World, 26 October 00, 12:00

Our travelling teddies have given the children a first-person perspective on the world, says Tina Hendy of Westwood Nursery, University of Bath

Extra funding: Go forth and deliver

By Anne Wiltsher, Nursery World, 25 October 00, 12:00

Early Years Development and Childcare Partnerships are to get more money and responsibility to develop provision. Anne Wiltsher reports from the first planning conference

No-smacking guide: No hitting

By Anne Wiltsher, Nursery World, 19 October 00, 12:00

It is easy enough to condemn smacking but hard for some parents to resist it. Anne Wiltsher reports, while you can give parents our 'cut out and photocopy' guide

Programmes: Action plan

By Alice Sharp, Nursery World, 19 October 00, 12:00

Good management involves assessing and planning for the training of individual staff, says assessor Meg Jones

obesity: A weighty problem

By Judith Napier, Nursery World, 18 October 00, 12:00

Record childhood obesity levels are causing some schools and playgroups to think hard about the food messages they give children. Judith Napier reports

autistic children in nurseries: One of us

By Anne Sutcliffe, Nursery World, 12 October 00, 12:00

Autistic children are now being integrated into mainstream early years settings with happy results all round. Anne Sutcliffe hears from two success

partnership with parents: Shared care

By Jenny Lindon, Nursery World, 12 October 00, 12:00

Parents may be wary of handing over the care of their baby or toddler to other adults outside the home. Jennie Lindon explains how to build a relationship that benefits all parties