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Parenta | Working together for our children
24.10.2025
Discover practical ways to support social-emotional learning (SEL) &children’s mental health in early years settings through empathy, play, and safe routines.
23.10.2025
Explore what listening truly means in early years and learn how to better support neurodivergent children beyond whole-body listening.
Explore paracetamol myths, autism, and child behaviour, while learning how empathy, listening, and understanding bridge divides in families and society.
Celebrate National Career Development Month by supporting early years staff with training, apprenticeships, flexible working, and professional growth.
Discover how to manage challenging behaviour in young children by focusing on positive guidance, empathy, routines and developmental understanding.
Teach children values like individuality, empathy, gratitude, and courage to build confidence, kindness, and resilience for life beyond their comfort zones.
Promote kindness and prevent bullying in early years settings with practical strategies, emotional literacy, conflict resolution, and parent collaboration.
Understand non-compliant behaviour in early years by looking beyond defiance to unmet needs, emotions, and development, using empathy, trust, and reflection.
Support pre-school music sessions with family involvement, safe classroom setup, and fun songs that develop social, physical, and academic skills.
Support children with diabetes in early years settings by understanding symptoms, care plans, healthy habits, and confident, safe management practices.
Discover how rhythm and movement support children’s emotional regulation, calm and connection during the festive season through music and play.
23.09.2025
Malnutrition in UK children is rising, often hidden by obesity. Learn signs, causes, and practical ways early years settings can support healthy growth.
Learn how to support motor skills in children with learning disabilities, helping them build coordination, confidence, and independence in early years settings.
Explore what listening really means in early years. Discover why whole-body listening falls short and how to better support neurodivergent children.
Practical advice for new teachers and childcare staff on fostering belonging, connecting with children, slowing down, decluttering, and being fully present.
Discover how Halloween role-play supports young learners’ confidence, language, and well-being, while offering fun, inclusive activities for SEND and EAL.
Discover 5 key values to teach children, from resilience to self-belief, helping them grow with confidence, strength, and a foundation for lifelong success.
From 10 November 2025, Ofsted replaces single-word grades with report cards that give parents clearer insights and increases early years inspections.
Support Breast Cancer Awareness this October with Wear It Pink! Join fun pink-themed events, raise vital funds, and show solidarity for life-saving research.
Discover how early years settings can support women’s health and well-being, with focus on breast cancer awareness, menopause, & creating supportive workplaces.
Discover the power of family learning. Support parents, strengthen relationships and celebrate the Family Learning Festival with activities across the UK.
25.08.2025
Discover how neuro-affirming inclusion in early years settings supports autistic and neurodivergent children through child-focused approaches for development.
Outdoor learning ideas for autumn that inspire curiosity and creativity, from seed scavenger hunts to mud kitchen potions and leaf art.
From September 2025, childcare ratios are changing, more specifically, who counts in ratios. Learn the new requirements and EBR criteria to stay compliant.
Safeguarding updates for September 2025: key changes for early years leaders, including DSL responsibilities and practical steps for compliance.
Active role-play in early years supports SEND and EAL learners through movement, storytelling and sensory play, building language, confidence and connection.
Learn how early years settings can understand and support foster children with trauma-informed strategies, reduce stigma and build trust for every child.
Neurodivergent Notes by Zoë Austin introduces her monthly early years column, sharing insights and practical advice to better support neurodivergent children.
Stay compliant with EYFS 2025 and KCSIE 2025 safeguarding policies . Learn key steps for policies, training, safer recruitment, and child protection.
Discover why the first 1,000 days are crucial for early childhood development. Learn how care and parent partnerships build strong foundations for life.
Preschool music sessions, play and imagination make learning fun for ages 3–5. Explore circle songs, clapping games and activities to build confidence.
29.07.2025
Discover how early years settings can partner with parents to build shared values like kindness, fairness and respect, supporting children to thrive.
Discover how to create calm, inclusive environments by supporting sensory needs through sound. Practical tips for early years and neurodivergent learners.
Explore how love languages shape emotional development in the early years - and how understanding them can support children into adulthood.
Explore evidence-based strategies to support early years education, with insights from EEF evaluations on language, maths, and child development.
Learn how to meet your legal duty under the Equality Act 2010 by making reasonable adjustments to support inclusive practice in early years settings.
Support childhood immunisation in early years settings by building trust, sharing clear info, and helping families make informed health decisions.
A look at the UK Government’s early years strategy and what it means for settings, from Family Hubs to funded childcare and workforce development.
Explore fun, engaging toddler music sessions with songs, games, and tips for involving parents, building skills, and creating magical musical moments.
Discover gentle, practical strategies for weaning children off dummies—supporting speech, confidence, and comfort in early years settings and at home.