Publications

It’s not unusual to find me baby-gazing. It goes with the job. Sometimes it’s not so much a prolonged observation as fleeting glance at something

I know it’s probably meant to be humorous – but I couldn’t stop thinking about this photo (uncredited) when I saw it doing the rounds

We had such a great time running our recent training course Why Movement Matters: Supporting early years development through dance and movement play at Ludus

I was lucky enough recently to see a performance of the excellent show ‘Dancer’. Ian Johnson – Scotland’s leading learning-disabled artist – and Gary Gardiner

“TOYS ARE NOT REALLY AS INNOCENT AS THEY LOOK. “TOYS AND GAMES ARE PRELUDES TO SERIOUS IDEAS.” —CHARLES EAMES There is no doubt that social

7 FUN IDEAS FOR ENCOURAGING CREEPING AND CRAWLING The previous blog talked about how important creeping and crawling is in a baby’s all-round development and

7 Reasons Why Children (And Adults) Need To Crawl. Were you an early walker? Maybe you were a ‘bum shuffler’ or scooted backwards rather than