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Disability: Under the political microscope

10 October 2007, Children & Young People Now

As children's health receives a cash boost, Ruth Smith looks at what support is needed for children with multiple disabilities.

Restraint: For their own safety?

10 October 2007, Children & Young People Now

Following a number of inquests into the deaths of young people in custody, the government is reviewing the use of restraint.

Interview: A glance at a Tory future - Michael Gove, shadow secretary for children, schools and families

10 October 2007, Children & Young People Now

Sitting in the foyer of Blackpool's Hilton Hotel, the shadow secretary for children, schools and families, Michael Gove is full of enthusiasm for the plans the Conservative Party has for...

Positive relationships: Attachment, part 1 - Safe and sound

10 October 2007, Nursery World

While attachment in theory remains controversial, practitioners need to understand it in order to deliver the EYFS, explains early years consultant Anne O'Connor.

Analysis: Child poverty - Is childcare the solution to poverty?

10 October 2007, Children & Young People Now

CYP Now deputy news editor Cathy Wallace was one of the panellists at a Conservative Party conference fringe event on childcare and child poverty last week. She found plenty of...

Analysis - Conservative Conference - Tories are forced to show their hand

10 October 2007, Children & Young People Now

Faced with the prospect of a snap general election, the Conservative Party used its annual conference to set out its stall, outlining a raft of new policies for children, young...

Parenting programmes: One baby expert too many?

10 October 2007, Nursery World

The uproar around a current baby-rearing reality TV programme could spell the beginning of the end for the spate of childcare gurus in the media, if its many critics have...