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Growing up in the Covid-19 pandemic: An evidence review of the impact of pandemic life on physical development in the early years

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Max Stanford; Pippa Davie; James Mulcahy

Institution: Early Intervention Foundation
Published: November 2021
This report is a brief review of emerging international and UK evidence on seven key factors associated with children’s early physical health and development, and the extent to which the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic (such as lockdowns and social distancing) have impacted on these factors and affected children’s early physical development, including children from low-income and UK ethnic minority families.
Reducing parental conflict in the context of Covid-19: adapting to virtual and digital provision of support

AUTHOR(S)
Virginia Ghiara; Inês Pote; Miriam Sorgenfrei (et al.)

Institution: Early Intervention Foundation
Published: August 2020
This report focuses on how Covid-19 and the lockdown have impacted on issues relating to parental conflict, and how those seeking to reduce parental conflict can adapt to the current situation using virtual and digital methods. It builds on two previous reports published by EIF in response to the Covid-19 pandemic – one which set out the challenges and risks relating to virtual and digital delivery, and the other which highlighted the impact of the pandemic on early help services.
Covid-19 and early intervention: evidence, challenges and risks relating to virtual and digital delivery

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Jack Martin; Tom McBride; Thomas Masterman (et al.)

Institution: Early Intervention Foundation
Published: May 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic has created a global public health crisis that is having and will continue to have a profound impact on every area of life. Many services for children and families will face significant disruption, as a wide range of services – such as parenting classes, home visiting programmes, youth work, counselling services and school-based services – have traditionally been delivered face-to-face.
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