All Stories

  1. COVID-19: everyday stories of life in lockdown as told by parents of young children in England
  2. Supporting educators’ emotional work with infants and their families around transitions at the start of the day
  3. Love in a Time of Colic: Mobilizing Professional Love in Relationships with Children and Young People to Promote Their Resilience and Wellbeing
  4. Characterising the principles of Professional Love in early childhood care and education
  5. Love, care and intimacy in early childhood education and care
  6. Infant- toddler professionals and their views of 'professional love' in early years practice
  7. Educators’ Perspectives on Attachment and Professional Love in Early Years Settings in England
  8. The legacy of John Bowlby’s Attachment Theory
  9. Pedagogy with babies: perspectives of eight nursery managers
  10. Developing Professional Love in Early Childhood Settings
  11. The emotional complexity of attachment interactions in nursery
  12. Will the ‘good’ [working] mother please stand up? Professional and maternal concerns about education, care and love
  13. Childcare choices and voices: using interpreted narratives and thematic meaning-making to analyse mothers’ life histories
  14. What Do We Know about Children under Three?
  15. Policies for the Youngest Children
  16. Environments for Learning
  17. Understanding Every Child
  18. Permission to Love Them
  19. Planning for Positive Transitions
  20. Planning for Early Learning and Development
  21. Looking beyond What We Already Know about Our Youngest Children
  22. Do mothers want professional carers to love their babies?