Part one - Child development: theory and practice
By Julia Manning-Morton, an independent consultant, trainer and author (www.key-times.co.uk/profiles/). She specialises in practice and provision that meets the needs of children under three and is an expert on the personal, social and emotional well-being of children and practitioners. Her publications include Two-Year-Olds In Early Years Settings: Journeys Of Discovery (2015) and Exploring Well-being in the Early Years (2014)
Overview
This series of articles is an introduction to the development of children from birth to five years old. It is for practitioners who are new to the early childhood field and are just starting out on their training and career in the early years profession.
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