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Andrea Leadsom's group seeks to plug gaps for 0-2s
A new cross-Government ministerial group, chaired by the leader of the House of Commons Andrea Leadsom MP, has been working to identify gaps in support and services for families from when a child is conceived up to the age of two.
The BBC’s new early years language and literacy initiative aims to halve the pre-school language gap. Cerys Griffiths, who leads the project, tells the story so far
Health & Well-Being: Mother care - Doulas
How doulas are providing valuable support to women in Bradford. By Meredith Jones Russell
Parents putting off toilet training with some relying on nurseries
More children are being toilet trained later, according to a new survey of early years staff.
One in four mothers unsure about how to wean their baby
A Government-backed campaign aims to help parents with weaning and tackle widespread myths about the signs a baby is ready to try their first solid foods.
A Baby Room Project in East Sussex is improving interactions with children under 18 months, report Laura Piper and Verity Green
Interview - Professor Sacha Powell
Professor Powell moved to the Froebel Trust in September after working at Canterbury Christ Church University in the Research Centre for Children, Families and Communities
Health and Well-Being: Promoting well-being
The quality of adult-child interactions are critical to the well-being and brain development of a baby and young child. When an adult responds to a baby’s babbling, gestures or cries with sensitive eye-contact, words or a hug, this builds and strengthens the neural connections in a baby’s brain. Such interactions are referred to as ‘serve and return’.
Speech & Language: Part 7 - Follow me
What are the developmental expectations for attention and listening in two- to three-year-olds and when should concerns be raised? By Anne-Marie Tassoni and Penny Tassoni
Childcare may prevent emotional and behavioural problems later
Children who spend some time in formal childcare are less likely to have behavioural problems than those that are cared for solely at home, according to new research.
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