4Children for parents and for midwives.
This article outlines the launch of a new website which will bring together the rich, but sometimes difficult to access, body of best practice, research and evidence, that parents and professionals need when dealing with children aged from birth-five. The article sets out the scale, type and quality of information that is available, highlights what midwives could helpfully share with parents to help them deal with their children's developments, and what they could access themselves to develop their practice and ensure they remain as up to date as possible with early years developments.
Early Years at 4Children.
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