"Every Child" is Australia's premier early childhood publication, aimed at anyone involved in the care and education of children from birth to eight years-in particular child care professionals, teachers, child care students and the parents of young children. Published quarterly, it contains informative and entertaining articles on such issues as early childhood curriculum, ethics, health and professional development. The theme of this issue of "Every Child" is Rethinking Early Childhood Services. The contents of this issue include: (1) Rethinking Early Childhood Services (Alison Elliot); (2) In loco parentis: Parents and Educators Serving Children's Needs (Mark Mitchell); (3) Unmasking the Divide: Connecting Fathers with Early Childhood (Anthony Body); (4) A Special Setting: Child Care in Aceh, Indonesia (Andi Pramono); (5) Grandparents' Viewpoints on Child Care (Joy Goodfellow); (6) Intellectual Disability and Parenting (Robyn Mildon, Catherine Wade, and Jan Matthews); (7) From Juggling to Balancing: Early Childhood Centres as Family-Friendly Workplaces (Megan Gibson and Tricia Rooney); (8) Family Partnerships: Back to Basics (Mary Hood); (9) Flying into the Future with Butterfly Wings (Gwen Rayner and Lisa Hingst); (10) Signing: An Extension of Body Language for Young Children (Tania Teitzel); (11) Giveaway & Supporting Best Practice; (12) Through the Looking Glass: A Community Partnership in Parenting (Pam Murphy); (13) The Circle of Security and Child Care Practice (Robyn Dolby and Elizabeth Warren); (14) The Everyday of Parenting Program (Judy Radich); (15) Margaret Negus [Profile]; (16) Book Reviews of: "The Kissing Hand"; "Seven More Sleeps with Babs the Baby & Fog the Dog"; "Programming and Planning in Early Childhood Settings (Third Edition)"; and "By Jingo! An Alphabet of Animals"; (17) Sunshine: Are Our Children Getting Enough? (Judy Barbour); and (18) Index of "Every Child" Articles--2005. Individual articles contain references. [This publication was produced by Early Childhood Australia Inc., formerly known as the Australian Early Childhood Association. For "Every Child" Volume 12, Number 2, see ED493342.]