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Children develop more rapidly during the first five years of their lives than at any other time. This booklet has been written to help you as a parent know what to expect during these vitally important years by focusing on the seven areas of learning and development which are covered in the EYFS.
Positive parenting Need-to-know Guide: explains how to set boundaries and build positive relationships with your children. This guide shares practical advice and tips for positive parenting techniques that work well for children - from babies to teenagers. These techniques encourage better behaviour and help parents find out what works for them and their child.
Find your nearest Children's Centre by clicking on the link.
The Northampton East Children's Centres offer activities and support to local families with children under five. There are five Children's Centres across the district and our team provides support, information, professional advice and fun for all the family.
We aim to support and work together with the Northamptonshire Childminding Association. Please visit their website for more information about services to parents and carers with disabled children.
An indispensible site to support you as a professional working with children and families in the foundation years.
We are named amongst the best nurseries in Northampton on the 'Find my School' website. Click on the link provided to see for yourself.
Northamptonshire Police and Northamptonshire Police and Crime Commission are launching an Online Safety Awareness Campaign to support children and young people from across the county and their families. Please click on the adjacent link for more information. There is also a useful booklet which can be accessed from this link Online Safety Guide
When should my baby see a doctor? How does bullying affect my preteen? What medications are potentially dangerous for children? These are common questions parents have as their children reach different stages of their growth and development. Some children may face obesity, diabetes or hearing loss; others may require glasses or an EpiPen for allergies. You can promote children’s well-being by learning how their bodies grow, what diseases or disorders to look out for and how to identify risky products.
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