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Childminder's handbook

Allison Lee

2007

Children and Challenging Behavior

Cindy Croft

2004

The inside guide to being a childminder

Allison Lee

2008

Early years

Maureen O'Hagan, Maureen Smith

1999

Student activity guide for working with young children

Judy Herr

2004

Children with special needs

American Academy of Pediatrics

2002

Preschool children with working parents

Nancy Boyd Webb

1984

Children and minders

Bridget Bryant

1980

Pathways to Professionalism in Early Childhood Education and Care

Jan Peeters, Mathias Urban, Michel Vandenbroeck

2016

A Survival Guide for Child Care Providers (Early Childhood Education)

Karen Levine

2001

Other people's children

Julia Wrigley

1995

Love, Nina

Nina Stibbe

2014

Dynamite Counselors Don't Explode!

Michael Pastore

1993

Loving Lucy

Noelene Jenkinson

2010

The Child Care Professional, Student Text

McGraw-Hill

1998

Family child care providers

Child Development Associate National Credentialing Program

2006

Bringing yourself to work

Michelle Seligson, Patricia Stahl

2004

A Guide to Routines

Janet Gonzalez-Mena

2002

Supervision : Praxis and Purpose

Tina Slater, Brian Belton, Justin Hill et al.

2011

Baby Business

Rebecca Winters

1995 ★ 3.8

Global dimensions of gender and carework

Mary K. Zimmerman, Christine E. Bose

2006

We believe the children

Richard Beck

2015

A spoonful of sugar

Brenda Ashford

2012

The rise and fall of the British nanny

Jonathan Gathorne-Hardy

1972

Philosophy of punishment

Robert M. Baird, Stuart E. Rosenbaum

1988

Relationships, the heart of quality care

Amy C. Baker

2004

Childminder's guide to child development

Allison Lee

2008

Tuppence For Paper And String

Brenda Ashford

2013

Literacy for Childcare Students

June Green

2003

Infant -Toddler Caregiver

J. Ronald Lally

1990

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