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The ACP are supporting the #SortItOut campaign which 'calls for immediate action to reduce the damaging impact of parental conflict on an estimated 1.25million children in Britain. This…

Alison Roy, ACP member, talks to CBBC Newsround's Ricky Boleto about what makes a bully. 

ACP member, Claire Hopkins discusses bullying ahead of Anti-Bullying Week 2020. 'Children who intentionally seek to upset/demean others often do so because they hold intolerable amounts of…

As a member of the First 1001 Days Movement, the ACP are supporting the statement made in response to Ofsted report on rise in neglect and abuse of babies during COVID-19. 

The Government is currently preparing options to restructure Public Health England (PHE). As experts in the early years, we are particularly concerned with the crucial support that PHE provides…

NSPCC and a coalition of early years charities, including the ACP, warn government they're at risk of failing a generation of babies born during the coronavirus pandemic.

ACP member, Claire Hopkins discusses the benefits of slime. Claire suggests that sensory objects can create calm moments that enable children to feel less overwhelmed. 

The experience of adoption, both adopting and being adopted, can stir-up deep emotional pain, often related to loss and early trauma.

ACP member, Alison Roy, discusses the process…

You might see children's anxieties pop up in other places too - like tummy aches and headaches.

ACP member, Rachel Melville-Thomas speaks about the impact that…

ACP member Rachel Melville-Thomas has been interviewed on BBC radio Bristol. Her section can be heard in the link below starting at 2.09.50 and ending at 2.29. We are very pleased that at the very…