I've done some work on the Birth To Three Matters, following a couple of training sessions, which did nothing to alleviate my feelings of complete "oh here we go again". It is more paperwork, if you choose to go down that route (which is what OFSTED will want to see).
It is a basic rehash of anything you've done previously to meet the usual Standards. It has been suggested that you can do spider diagrams linking individual activities to the four sections (strong child, skilfull communicator, competent learner, healthy child) and then the four sub-sections of those.
If you already have the poster for the Birth To Three pack, put it on your wall - each section is then easily seen. You can put post-it notes on it every time you have a bright idea to link with one of the sections. This was the suggestion made by our Network group.
You don't have to do individual reports for each child as such, but you do need to be aware of the usual stages of development, and be able to talk about (or have in writing) what you do.
Hmmm, not sure if any of that will make sense to anyone ...