| Description |
1 online resource (xii, 170 pages) |
| Contents |
Introduction \ Part One: Overview\ 1. Why Involve Fathers? Carol Potter \ 2. Fathers and UK Policy Roger Olleyand Carol Potter \ 3. Collecting Information -- The First Step to Father InclusionDavid Van der Velde and Charlotte Dack \ Part Two: Fathers in Early YearsServices \ 4. Engaging Fathers in the Antenatal and Postnatal Periods RogerOlley \ 5. Engaging Fathers in Early Years Settings Tim Kahn \ 6. EngagingFathers in Early Years Transitions Carol Potter, Gary Walker and Bev Keen \Part Three: Diversity in Fatherhood \ 7. Working With Young Fathers NigelSherriff, Kevin Lowe and Liz McDonnell \ 8. Working With Fathers of Disabled ChildrenCarol Potter and Kathy Rist \ 9. Working with Fathers from Black and MinorityEthnic Backgrounds Roger Olley \ 10. Working With Separated Fathers Geoff Read\ Conclusion and Ways Forward \ Appendices \ References \ Index |
| Summary |
Drawing on the expertise of a range of professionals, this practical guide will help Early Years practitioners to actively engage fathers in their child's wellbeing. Engaging Fathers in the Early Years provides practitioners with: Â - Tried-and-tested strategies for successfully engaging fathers across a range of services - Effective approaches for working with different groups of fathers, including young and separated fathers - Up-to-date evidence on the impact of father involvement on child outcomes - Current policy frameworks and their impact on working with fathers and male carers - Evalu |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Father and child.
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Father-Child Relations
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Father and child
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Potter, Carol
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Olley, Roger
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| LC no. |
2011040986 |
| ISBN |
1441110690 |
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9781441110695 |
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