is there a thread on here that shows

[carla]

Development for childrens ages.

I may be minding an 18 month old child, and I cannot remember what they do at that age, is there anything on here that shows me what I should be doing with er?

[Cammie Doodle]

Look in EYFS development cards

[MissTinkerbell]

Don't know if its still in print but I remember a book from my Nursery Nursing days..

Birth to Five by Mary Sheridan

Breaks everything down into months and different types of development - physical - gross and fine, social. language, intellectual, etc.

[huggableshelly]

Don't know if its still in print but I remember a book from my Nursery Nursing days..

Birth to Five by Mary Sheridan

Breaks everything down into months and different types of development - physical - gross and fine, social. language, intellectual, etc.

Brlliant book, I too used it whilst training but lent it to another student and not managed to get hold of another copy.

I have child Development an illustrated guide by Carolyn Meggitt its very good and offers suitable activity ideas too.

[sarah707]

The books are great but as June says the Eyfs should be your guide

[mandy moo]

Ive got birth to 5 also, from from 20+ years ago when I did my NNEB,
A couple of years ago or so Im sure it was still in print as I was looking at the time for a friend who wanted to check her daughter was developing at the right stages (her words not mine)
But as Sarah says the EYFS cards are the best thing to follow if its for you as a childminder,

[sonia ann]

Don't know if its still in print but I remember a book from my Nursery Nursing days..

Birth to Five by Mary Sheridan

Breaks everything down into months and different types of development - physical - gross and fine, social. language, intellectual, etc.

i still have my original copy of that book from 1975....its very tatty and dogeared but I wouldn't be without it