Why starting kids in sport too young can backfire
Eager parents are signing kids as young as three up for sports programs – but is it doing more harm than good? New research reveals it could be. Have your say.
Eager parents are signing kids as young as three up for sports programs – but is it doing more harm than good? New research reveals it could be. Have your say.
Colour is out, baby fashion and toy tipsters, say. But childhood experts say being on trend could come at a cost for developing little ones.
Developers of the new $400m Market Square redevelopment have signed on a childcare operator, offering an exclusive number of places for city workers and tenants. See the plans.
Just three SA childcare centres are rated excellent by government inspectors, while 163 do not meet the national standard. See how the centres in your area rate.
Longer holidays and cash bonuses are being offered to childcare workers as desperate daycare operators battle staff shortages across nearly 900 centres.
A new street library and reopened bushland park will give kids plenty to smile about during a community celebration in Bridgewater this Sunday.
Conservation organisations are getting behind a Flinders University student’s plan to save endangered animals using his new trading card game. Vote for your favourite addition during August.
A damning report by Australia’s childcare watchdog reveals the quality of care and education children get depends very much on where they live. Search most and least advantaged areas in your state.
Messy play with magnificent mud works wonders for children’s development – so much that Monday is “International Mud Day”.
Why is it when kids play a musical instrument they often perform really well academically? There’s a fascinating answer – and SA is leading the way in capitalising on it.
Vaccination advocates say research shows vaccination uptake in early childhood education centre staff is low and needs urgent government intervention.
Kids being kept away from school because of the coronavirus outbreak now have curriculum-based activities at their fingertips for free.
Cyber safety experts are alarmed after much loved children’s group The Wiggles opened an account on the video sharing app TikTok, which has an age limit of 13 and over.
A Sydney kindergarten has pleaded with parents to send toilet paper and baby wipes to school with their children until the panic-buying ‘hysteria’ dies down.
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