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She was having none of this 😂

Three new Froebel Trust titles released today. Created for everyone interested in Early Years and Early Childhood Education.

- 'Young children and digital technology' at home by Professor Rosie Flewitt and Dr Sandra El Gemayel

- 'Risk and challenge in babies' and toddlers' play' by Dr Maria Cooper

- 'Communicative musical play with young children' by Dr Jessica Pitt

A series of quick to read, interactive PDFs. Each title summarises the latest in early childhood research - making links between Froebelian principles and early education today.

Take a look at the new titles - FREE to download and share via our website at https://www.froebel.org.uk/our-research/research-highlights

23 summer activities to do in 2023 Read our top 23 free, fun and imaginative summer activities to do at home or outside. Our creative summer family activities will keep your children entertained and happy all day long.

Thank you Karim Saidi (FB: Karim saidi-art), for this powerful image.

We believe that children are inherently good, and when children become cruel, we need to look in the mirror and be curious if that was modeled in the home. Maybe not towards them, but in the conversations caregivers have about others, how they treat their spouse, how siblings are treated, or how a parent even treats people at the grocery store.

Our children are always watching. Be the person who you want your child to become.

Bring back the Vikings I say!

Ye Gods!
The Vikings are coming, and they're cute af!
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~ Folk, Viking, Celtic, & Pagan Metal

How your baby's sense of humour develops – and what you can do to boost it Researchers at the University of Portsmouth found that baby as young as 7 months understand how to make an adult laugh. For babies and toddlers, laughing and joking are great ways to learn and to show that they’re starting to understand the world around them.