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TTYB conference 2008 - Communication: the child's perspective

September 2008

News
Babies have a sense of rhythm, which could be used to help them develop
Is this the next baby boom

Policymakers to be called to account on role of play

Chew it over

Initiatives
Camden training
Toys2Talk and Let's all play

Topics A-Z
All about...children's rights

Resources
EYFS media pack
Ideas on how to use TTYB resources

Research
Twelve month olds communicate helpfully and appropriately for knowledgable and ignorant partners
The Effects of Background Television on the Toy Play Behaviour of Very Young Children
August 2008

News
Study predicts long-term benefits of pre-school learning
Car seats at home could harm children's development
French ban TV marketing for babies

Topics A-Z
Let's explore...dolls and dolls houses

Resources
Essentials for Health Infant Massage
Your Family online magazine

July 2008

News
Young parents welcome family nurse support
Background TV is bad for young children's development, says study

Baby smile gives mothers a natural high
Early-years writing lessons 'do no good'
Rising number of primary pupils unable to speak in sentences Communication skills are key, says Bercow Review

Initiatives
Every Child a Talker

Topics A-Z
The Bercow Report

Resources
Listening as a way of life - NCB leaflets updated

Research
Can Television be good for Children?
Nurse Family Partnership Programme - First Year Pilot Site Implementation in England: Pregnancy and the post Partum period

The good, the bad and the pacifier


June 2008

News
Play is the way to literacy

Topics A-Z
Understanding play
When play becomes a very serious business
Handy Expressions

Initiatives
Sing and Play Every Day update
North Northamptonshire children's centres

Resources
Proust and the Squid: the story of science and the reading brain
Piccolomusic
Siren Films update

Research and policy
Thurday's Child


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