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If a child overreacts to tactile experiences it may be down to sensory processing, says Anne O'Connor.
Adopting a key person approach requires careful preparation and organisation by the staff team in any setting, as well as reviewing practice once they have started using it, writes Anne O'Connor.
Early years practitioners engaged parents as partners by exploring schemas for personal, social and emotional development for a project in one London borough, described by Kate Miranda and Stella...
Should boys and girls be treated differently in the early years? Annette Rawstrone spoke to a group of nursery school practitioners.
If babies had words for their feelings, what would they say? Lisa Murray took their viewpoint to create a resource for parents.
It is vital for settings to build positive relationships with parents in order for them to feel included in their children's growth and development, as a new resource for practitioners from Children...
Emotions play an important role in our nursery relationships - and child development. The University of Roehampton's Peter Elfer explains
A project in Cornwall has been aiming to improve the care of children by building stronger relationships between practitioners and parents. Tracey Griffiths reports on its progress.
The children's centre teacher team from the Birth to Five Service, Lincolnshire County Council, are providing an article for us on a monthly basis linked to working with parents and building...
A key person juggling the conflicting demands of young children at different stages is offered reassuring advice by Dr Maria Robinson.