John and Ursula Schlosstein nee Gottschalk with their infant son Ralph. portraits family

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Portrait of Aenny Catzenstein nee Gottschalk holding her infant son Franz Portraits Family

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Portrait of Dr. Joseph Wallerstein holding his infant grandson Hans Stern.

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Studio portrait of Paula Wallerstein nee Molling holding her infant daughter Karoline "Line".

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Studio portrait of Paula Wallerstein nee Molling holding her infant daughter Karoline "Line".

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Ann and Grete Unger seated outdoors with Dick and Gitta Meier with their infant daughter Karen.

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Studio portrait of infant twins Beatrice and Fred Herz (l-r).

The Herz twins were born 4 February 1913

Portrait of Ellen Bernkopf nee Catzenstein as an infant. Portraits Children

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John and Ursula Schlosstein nee Gottschalk with their infant son Ralph. portraits family

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Portrait of Aenny Catzenstein nee Gottschalk holding her infant son Franz Portraits Family

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Portrait of Dr. Joseph Wallerstein holding his infant grandson Hans Stern.

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Studio portrait of Paula Wallerstein nee Molling holding her infant daughter Karoline "Line".

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Infant education and care: Why is education often overlooked?

The term Early Childhood Education and Care, intended to refer from birth until 8 years, is often erroneously reduced to Early Childhood Care when discussing infant child care settings. With prior to school settings catering for several age groups, why, then, when thoughts turn to infant child care, do stakeholders shift thinking to care over education? Is it because infants’ learning is often subtle, requiring key observational skills to identify learning moments? When we see infants as active learners the possibilities and power of our role as educators is heightened. The more we appreciate infants’ learning the more we can act in intentional ways to support learning...

Johanna Roedelheimer holding her infant daughter Ilse Portraits; Women

Johanna Roedelheimer, born 27 August 1898 in Munich, was a cousin of Bruno Roth. She was deported with her daughter to Kaunas in November 1941, both were murdered there.

Studio portrait of infant twins Beatrice and Fred Herz (l-r).

The Herz twins were born 4 February 1913