The "Australasian Journal of Early Childhood" (AJEC) is highly esteemed internationally not only for its long history and academic authority but also for its high-quality content and cutting-edge research, playing a leading role in the field of early childhood education and care. This journal covers a wide range of topics related to education and care for children from infancy to eight years old, including child development, curriculum design, educational policy, family and community engagement, and the professional development of early childhood educators.

AJEC is dedicated to providing a platform for early childhood educators, researchers, policymakers, and scholars interested in early childhood development to exchange and share knowledge and experiences. By publishing peer-reviewed research papers, case studies, review articles, and discussion forums, AJEC promotes a deeper understanding of early childhood education practices and policies and encourages innovation and critical thinking.

Furthermore, AJEC also focuses on global and regional issues in early childhood education, such as multicultural education, inclusive education for children with special needs, and the application of technology in early childhood learning. Through these efforts, AJEC continuously advances academic research and practical progress in the field, contributing to the comprehensive development and well-being of children.