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Why should we be prioritising social and emotional development? Hear what some of our experts friends from across the early childhood sector have to say. ▶️Watch the full film on our YouTube channel: #ShapingUs

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@lovefamilywales Brilliant to see the UK Department for Education's EYFS framework highlighted

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Great work from Princess Catherine and her @Earlychildhood team.

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And more info about the Framework.❤️ #PrincessofWales #Shapingus #EarlyChildhood

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👏💗 Shaping a healthier, happier, kinder world. #ShapingUs

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Totally support all this work, multi-generational work needed to support new families to provide love and support. ❤️

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“Why should we be prioritising social and emotional development?” — hollow words from “the princess” considering THOUSANDS of (white) British girls have been r*ped & exploited up and down the country for YEARS, as Kate peacocks her privilege and sells it as #Sainthood 🤦🏻‍♀️❌🙄

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Our priority is children and young adults and just about to kick start the project in Stoke on Trent! #talktalktalk #bearforce

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