English: I'm pleased that you're going to conduct that exercise, because the evidence that we've received from a number of different directions is that there isn't enough investment in reality in the support services in the early years, and that there is a real need for the focus within Government go back to early intervention and to have a much more co-ordinated strategy. You've mentioned a number of agencies working on different elements, perhaps, but perhaps there's a need to bring them all together. You talk about the 'Parenting. Give it time' campaign, but I think it's an online campaign effectively, and Flying Start - yes, people who attend those courses find them useful, but, of course, it's not available across Wales and it's not available to every parent. There is a scheme that is available through schools in Gwynedd - perhaps you are aware of it - Incredible Years, with Professor Judy Hutchings, who has been working on this for a number of years now, very successfully, where schools, parents and the children work together on parenting methods that are positive. I wonder if it's time to think about expanding that as part of an early intervention strategy across Wales. Perhaps you can't give a specific answer today, but may I ask you to take a look at that? What concerns me is that the Bill is going through but there's not enough work relating to education and having people's support for different methods, more positive methods, in my opinion, of parenting. There's a real need to move and to invest in that area and perhaps move money towards that work.
Welsh: Dwi'n falch eich bod chi'n mynd i wneud yr ymarferiad yna, oherwydd tystiolaeth rydyn ni wedi'i chael o nifer o gyfeiriadau ydy nad oes yna ddim digon o fuddsoddi mewn gwirionedd yn y gwasanaethau cymorth yn y blynyddoedd cynnar yna, a bod angen gwirioneddol i'r ffocws o fewn Llywodraeth fynd yn ôl tuag at ymyrraeth gynnar a chael strategaeth llawer mwy cydlynus. Rydych chi wedi sôn am nifer o asiantaethau yn gweithio ar wahanol elfennau, efallai, ond mae angen efallai meddwl am eu tynnu nhw at ei gilydd. Rydych chi'n sôn am yr ymgyrch 'Parenting. Give it time', ond dwi'n credu mai ymgyrch ar-lein ydy hwnna i bob pwrpas, a Dechrau'n Deg - ie, mae'r bobl sydd yn mynychu'r cyrsiau yna yn eu ffeindio nhw'n ddefnyddiol, ond, wrth gwrs, dydy o ddim ar gael ar draws Cymru a dydy o ddim ar gael i bob rhiant. Mae yna gynllun sydd yn digwydd drwy'r ysgolion yng Ngwynedd - efallai eich bod chi'n ymwybodol ohono fo - Incredible Years, efo'r Athro Judy Hutchings, sydd wedi bod yn gweithio ar hwn ers rhai blynyddoedd rŵan, yn llwyddiannus iawn, lle mae'r ysgolion, y rhieni a'r plant yn gweithio efo'i gilydd ar ddulliau rhianta positif. Tybed a ydy hi'n bryd meddwl am ehangu hwnna fel rhan o strategaeth ymyrraeth gynnar ar draws Cymru? Efallai na fedrwch chi roi ateb penodol heddiw, ond gaf i ofyn i chi gymryd golwg ar hynny? Beth sy'n fy mhryderu i ydy bod y Bil yn mynd drwodd ond bod yna ddim digon o'r gwaith ynglŷn ag addysgu a chael cefnogaeth pobl tuag at ddulliau gwahanol, mwy positif, yn fy marn i, o fagu plant. Mae gwir angen symud a buddsoddi yn y maes yna ac efallai symud arian tuag at y gwaith yna.