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Say goodbye

28 March 2002, Nursery World

Further to the feature on separation anxiety, 'Don't go' (21 February), to enable a child to settle in without tears could easily take a week of visits to the day...

Courses and conferences

28 March 2002, Nursery World

12 April Preparing for management

TV and radio

28 March 2002, Nursery World

28 March 'Scar Stories'

Leading Article

28 March 2002, Nursery World

Sometimes I consider the subjects in Professional Nanny and wonder if it's all getting a bit too touchy-feely. There's such a lot of emotional content - in this issue, for...

Join the club

28 March 2002, Nursery World

Chances are that the mother you work for has at some time belonged to the National Childbirth Trust, attending its ante-natal classes or mum & baby coffee mornings. The NCT...

Pin it down

28 March 2002, Nursery World

A question for readers comes from David Whitaker in Norfolk. He writes, 'My late mother was a nanny in her early days and worked for different families and travelled around...

Sock it to me

28 March 2002, Nursery World

Put your best foot forward and help the children in your care design a sock for charity. The Starlight Children's Foundation, which provides fun, support and therapy for seriously and...

Agency Round-up

28 March 2002, Nursery World

* Top Notch Nannies is this month relaunching its sister agency Top Notch Doulas under the name of British Doulas. Owner Jean Birtles decided on the change, for supplying experienced...

How can you support children's emotional development?

28 March 2002, Nursery World

Try this true or false quiz by Meg Jones, childcare and early years consultant 1. Crying is the only way children in the early years are able to express their...

On the books

28 March 2002, Nursery World

If you're a nanny who doesn't spot a familiar experience in a hilarious new novel, you're lucky. Gayle Goshorn reads the book that takes the gloves off At last, a...