"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. Early childhood educators have long recognised the importance of creative activities and are passionate about promoting children's creativity. This issue of "Every Child" includes the following articles: (1) Challenges Ahead for Universal Preschool (Alison Elliott); (2) Australia's Greatest Challenge (Jeff McMullen); (3) Who Is Eating Our Children? Fast-Food Sponsorship in Schools (Jane Kenway); (6) Active Children in Care (Justen O'Connor); (7) Healthy Eating at the Tuckshop (Libby McBride); (7) Hop on Board a Walking School Bus; (8) What Do Kids Think about Their Bodies? (Laurel Bornholt and Cassandra Graham); (9) Ergonomic Issues: Children, Backpacks and Computers (Susan Charlton); (10) Gender Effects of School Uniforms (Sharn Rocco); (11) Gnome-Tracking vs. the Sceptics: Experiential Education and the Early Childhood Setting (Philip Payne); (12) Preparing Children for Positive Sporting Experiences (Philip Morgan); (13) Catching a Moment to Move with Young Children (Alice Brown); (14) Active Play for Young Children: Are There Cultural Sensitivities? (Creina Porter and Gabrielle Fakhri); (15) Recipe for Success: Early Childhood Practitioners Promoting Healthy Weight (Lesley King, Deanna Pagnini, and Rachael Wilkenfeld); (16) Michelle Ortlipp [Profile]; (17) Book Reviews of: "Experiences in Movement: Birth to Age Eight"; "The Blue Day Book for Kids: A Lesson in Cheering Yourself Up"; "The Little Crooked House"; and "Active Children: Healthy Now and Later"; (18) Food Allergy in Children: What to Look Our for, What to Do and How to React (Merryn Netting); and (19) Children of Families Seeking Asylum: The Need to Be Vigilant about Their Rights (Pam Cahir). 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 1, see ED493341.]