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The child who always wants to please is evidently kind and caring, but this behaviour could be masking low self-esteem and other problems that need to be addressed, explains Cath Hunter
Recent studies prompted sensationalist newspaper stories about nurseries causing children to develop 'problem behaviour'. Annette Rawstrone reports<BR>
(Photograph) - A jigsaw-design ribbon to be worn to promote Autism Awareness Year 2002 was launched last week by Labour MP Linda Perham. It was a parent in her consituency with a five-year-old...
Carers need to recognise when a child's self-soothing habit is an expression of distress
Behaviour is not an 'area of need', rather an indicator of other areas of need, says Kay Mathieson in the first of a three-part series on child behaviour in light of the 2014 SEND Code of Practice.
When parents part, children's behaviour can be affected by feelings of loss and anger
Supporting Children with Behaviour Difficulties: A Guide for Assistants in Schools. By Glenys Fox. (David Fulton Publishers, 14, 020 7405 5606). Reviewed by Collette Drifte, special needs consultant.
In an extract from her book on understanding children’s behaviour, Cath Hunter explains some of the underlying reasons behind difficult behaviour and how it can best be managed by adults
Behaviour is an area of early years learning as important as any other. Annette Rawstrone finds out how some settings approach it
The ever-popular subject of children's behaviour gets a new twist at the Nursery World Show 2019 in our seminar on Friday 1 February.