If you work with children and young people, do you consider yourself to be professional? If so, what profession? Do you consider that your profession is properly valued and recognised by society? If not, what should you do about it?This issue contains details of a couple of new ideas, and you have the chance to join them from the start.
NCB … read more
December, 2007
Editorial
Creating a Profession
Child Care Articles
Proposal for the Establishment of a Child Care History Network
One of the characteristics of a grounded profession is its … read more
Child Care Articles
Youth Aging out of Care: An Overview
by Varda Mann-Feder
Technological and medical advances have done little to decrease the … read more
Books About Children & Child Care, Child Care Articles
What is childhood and who created it?
by Maureen O'Hagan
Today we take it for granted that there is a … read more
Child Care Articles
Wasting Professionals’ Time
by Terry Hoon
Under Section 5(2) of the Criminal Law Act 1967 a … read more
Learning From History
Treating Abuse
by Chris Durkin & David Lane
In the August edition of the Webmag, we explained that … read more
Residential Child Care
Where Else Would I want to be on Christmas Day?
by Dr Keith J. White
It has been my privilege in the past twelve months … read more
Early Childhood, Seminars
First Children Webmag Seminar
by Valerie Jackson
Well, it’s happened and it wasn’t at all bad … read more
In Parliament
Keeping Parliament Informed
by Sally Cole
The All Party Parliamentary Group for Children has held two … read more
SIRCC
The Search for Therapeutic Residential Care
by Ian Milligan
I recently spent some time in Australia and contributed to … read more
Northampton
The Impact of Poverty
by Chris Durkin
It’s hidden; we don’t see it; but it’s real.
I recently … read more
Family Books
Horrid Henry’s Annual 2008 by Francesca Simon (Author), Tony Ross (Illustrator)
Review by Joseph
This book involves a story , crafts, … read more
Early Childhood
Playing in Safety
by Valerie Jackson
Then
A hundred years ago, when I was very young, … read more
