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everywoman

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  1. I can recommend Asquith nurseries. They are part of a chain, a little pricey but the care and food and all the activities they do makes it quite good value for money in my eyes. Their websites will give you ample informations. www.asquithnurseries.co.uk Good luck in your search.
  2. Asquith nursery(Peckham Rye) is excellent but they have have a waiting list. I have 2 boys there and they are very happy. Good luck.
  3. forest hill road practice doctors are excellent and midwife service attached to it outstanding. I would definately recommend it.
  4. boos special orange smelling cream for pregnant ladies. brillant and no stretch marks.
  5. I agree with sanity girl. I have a naclaren techno xlr and have used it from birth with baby nO1 and then with No2. just lay it flat then they can sit in it. have had it for 5 years and no regreted it one second. \good luck.
  6. Asquith nurseies are a chain. They all operate within similar guidelines. I don't know of Dulwich branch, but I could definately recommend Peckham rye Asquith. I have 2 children there and they are very happy.
  7. ifyou can try the southwark antenatal classes at Dulwich hospital, they are very good. I went to the one I was allocated and managed to change to a preferable time.
  8. Don't call NHS direct, they will call you at 4am! not joking. Personal experience. just water and no milk. and dry toast or bread. and loads of TLC. good luck
  9. for you: disposable knickers from Tesco. very good and if you have a c-section use your partner/ husband boxers. They are starngely very good as it does not cut over your scar.spare clothes, maternity sanitary towels. for the baby, a baygrow, nappies, a hat, a coat, a blanket. Maybe you will be lucky to go home soon after the birth. That is what happened to me and that was the best thing ever. good luck.
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