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The data from the Food Foundation reveals a 'worsening' picture of food insecurity among families in the UK PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 18 October 2022

'Alarming' increase in food insecurity as millions are forced to skip meals

Families

James Hempsall, founder of Hempsall's Early Years (hey!)

Opinion 14 October 2022

A new conversation has begun!

Policy & Politics

Dame Rachel De Souza has said that schools should be used more to provide early years education PHOTO Office of Children's Commissioner for England

News 12 October 2022

Children's Commissioner's idea to use schools in place of PVI settings causes sector upset

Policy & Politics

The poll found eight in ten parents would be likely to apply for a role that listed flexible working options PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 10 October 2022

Flexible working now 'a must-have' for parents

Families

The review of existing research suggests engaging families in therapy early on in their child's life has a positive impact PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 6 October 2022

Therapy with parents and young children found to improve mental health

Research

Energy bills are just one of many rising costs PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 4 October 2022

One in five families in Scotland 'going hungry and cold'

Families

Oxford University Press has launched a new campaign to encourage children to become lifelong readers, PHOTO OUP

News 3 October 2022

New campaign to encourage children to become lifelong readers

Research

The poll, commissioned by Busy Bees, found parents favour reading to their children, rather than painting and playing with sand PHOTO Busy Bees

News 29 September 2022

Parents shun 'messy' activities to avoid the clean up – poll

Families

The TUC warns that if childcare costs continue to rise at the same rate, some areas in England could see bills increase to £2,000 a month by 2026, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 5 September 2022

Call to make childcare free for all as nursery bills 'skyrocket'

Childcare Costs

The survey of parents of school-starters found that 65 per cent believe their child are behind developmentally PHOTO Triple P

News 31 August 2022

Parents of school-starters worried about the impact Covid has had on their development

Families

According to the NDNA, there has been a 65 rise in the number of nurseries closing this summer term compared to last year, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 30 August 2022

Sharp increase in nursery closures over the summer rings 'alarm bells' for the winter

Policy & Politics

Nearly half of local authorities in Scotland have yet to decide on their funding rate for partnership nurseries from next week PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 26 August 2022

DfE survey of parents highlights need to make childcare more affordable

Birth to Threes

Children are seen as decision makers in the context of the enabling environment.

Features 18 August 2022

What is an enabling environment – and who is doing the enabling?

Practice

The survey by online learning journal Tapestry asked respondents about how they invite children to contribute to their own learning PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 5 August 2022

A fifth of practitioners 'don't invite children to contribute to their own learning' - survey

Research

Scientists believe waning immunity among children to common viruses may be behind the spike in liver disease PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 27 July 2022

Co-infection of common viruses likely cause of rise in childhood hepatitis

Research

The Institute of Economic Affairs says that relaxing childcare ratios and removing some regulation of the sector would save parents money in childcare fees PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 27 July 2022

Think tank backs relaxing childcare ratios to address the cost-of-living crisis

Families

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