any good books?

[Demonjill]

Hi, can anyone reccommend any good reading? I am in the very early stages of becoming a childminder but figure its never too early to start gaining more knowledge. :)

[sarah707]

Oh I thought you meant like Barbara Cartland or someone! :rolleyes: :laughing:

Errrr, 'Penny Tassoni's Practical EYFS Handbook' Published by Heinemann ISBN 978 0 435 89991 2 comes recommended... :D

[Demonjill]

:) Thanx very much I will try to get hold of that one.

[miffy]

Errrr, 'Penny Tassoni's Practical EYFS Handbook' Published by Heinemann ISBN 978 0 435 89991 2 comes recommended... :D

As do all of Sarah's e-books - check out her website :D

Miffy xx

[buildingblocks]

i agree with Miffy check out Sarah's ebooks before any others they are fantastic

[Pipsqueak]

nuff said!!! lol

must admit that I did wonder if you meant other types of reading lol
actually that gives me an idea

[Pedagog]

Have you got an EYFS pack, if not get on to the teachernet site and order yourself one.

[huggableshelly]

watches sarahs head grow bigger ... giggles

i'm sure sarah makes more on her e-books than she does childminding but they are worth investing in (not that I'm trying to help sarahs head grow EVEN bigger)

[Blackhorse]

Oh I thought you meant like Barbara Cartland or someone! :rolleyes: :laughing:

Errrr, 'Penny Tassoni's Practical EYFS Handbook' Published by Heinemann ISBN 978 0 435 89991 2 comes recommended... :D

I thought in Scotland we don't need to do EYFS?
or would you recommend the book anyway?

[Blackhorse]

ah forgot to add

I found this book really helpful for starting up:


http://www.childminding-success.co.uk/reviews.asp

and sarah's e books are great too!!

[Demonjill]

Thanks everyone for the advice.

Have had look at Sarahs Books .. very impressive!:thumbsup: