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How do you know when to seek medical help for a baby or young child? Sarah Hunsted, registered nurse and founder of CPR Kids, tells us five red flags that can indicate that a child is unwell and needs medical help.

Here’s a quick tour through a few layers of early childhood professional duty of care for our colleagues, and some very useful and inspiring resources.

We’re about to have a look at three of the most widely shared, and negative, parent stereotypes in education today: helicopter, lawnmower, and tiger.

Our nation has recently been exposed to catastrophic fire, drought, dust storms and hail the size of golf balls. 

The beginning of 2020 has brought much devastation across Australia. 

How do we teach the children of Australia about the realities of drought and the importance of water, while still being optimistic?

We enter 2020 applauding early childhood educators for their integral role in striving for better educational outcomes for children across Australia.

Today we’ve created a list of micro me-time moments.

CELA spoke with ACSSO’s CEO, Dianne Giblin AM, about this shared interest in early childhood education.

It’s a common enough realisation: you’re standing at the end of year barbeque or concert, chatting to one of the regular parents you see in your service most weeks, while looking at a crowd of unfamiliar adult faces.