2nd time mummy

Dave's contact number is 07383 987526.

Hi Guys, hope everyone is well and keeping the spirit up and I dont mean just the drinking kind of spirit! Lol Fisrt of all I would like to thank you for all the support and jobs you have been sending Dave's way... we as small business really appreciate it! So on behalf of Dave I would like to update that in view of the new reinforced government guidelines Dave will only be able to work on jobs where he can be provided with the following. - he can be left alone in the space that needed working - in case of need to face to face catch up through the dayp Dave and the client will need to wear face masks. - Dave will be carring a thermometer and will be checking temperature as needed. - Dave will wear disposable plastic gloves to enter into any property for working. We are all in it together and we will see the end of this difficult time! Be safe! Raquel (Dave's better half!)

Another fantastic review from Dave's client... "I would like to say how delighted I am with the work Dave recently did for us. He painted our entire house in Peckham Rye to an extremely high standard and completed the work on time. His eye for detail is excellent and he is a perfectionist. Our house has never looked so good ! On top of his very professional workmanship, Dave is just a great guy: honest, good humoured, kind and reliable. I would highly recommend him if you need a painter or decorator. Thank you Dave and Raquel x By Anna OShaughnessy" Source... https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=136188394855347&id=104505538023633

For more pictures just check the link to Dave's page. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=131178782022975&id=104505538023633 Thank you!

Absolutely delighted with the lovely reviews Dave is receiving! So I decided to leave mine here too! I want to document what a fantastic man Dave is, we have been together now for more than 10 years and I can honestly say that you, Dave has been my rock... you have certainly decorated my life with joy, happiness and love a galore... never seen my garden flourishing so much with soft colours and beautiful perfume! You brought zing to my life and for that I will always love you! You are a beautiful husband, father but most of all a friend... Hard work pays off and you are a proof of it! Love you! Have a lovely day you all! Raquel xx

?5/week is basic around here + one * for each help (minor chores)around the house. each *=?1 (tiding up their is covered in the basic)

1:2 ratio - oats to milk and then microwave for 2-3 minutes then more milk for a nice consistency a little butter, honey, sliced banana and a sprinkle of cinnamon... this will provide enough energy to keep them wake right through the morning... mine is a more boring and sad version!

Agree with Ondine, messenger is our choice here too. Also prevent pickpocketing as bag is on the side rather then on the back.

Sure it does, should have said roll it out rather then open (the dough up)... thanks for the advise!

Thanks Convex, can you also open the pasta up with the attachment? Particular interested in lasagna sheets and linguine.

Thinking about buying one, what are your experience on it? And is there any particular pasta machine you would recommend? Many Thanks

Well said treehugger!

Thank you for all the advises! Very much appreciated! xxx

My 15 months old son is developing some patches of eczema on his body, especially back of his knee and wrist... he the never had it before... so I am appealing to forum for help due to its wealth knowledge... Please help!!! If possible I would like to keep the treatment as natural as possible... Many Thanks

Child benefit is granted to the parent that lives with the child, if you live together it should not matter who gets it (assuming that the money is used correctly) but if you separate then the parent that the child lives with should have it. ELB - It is a lot to take in and consider at times like that. I do strongly advise you to keep record of all the changes you making, so you can see you are actively changing things for better (and also it helps you no to loose track of things) Best of luck!

Wood Florring: You can sand it down if scratched or if it could do with apolishing! After that you can varnish it to bring give it a fresh look. You are very luck in finding it... No idea on point 2 & 3. All the best.

Hi you all I have a wonderfull nanny looking after my 14 months son, she is really friendly and caring but unfortunatelly can't speak English... if there is a Brasilian, Portuguese or Spanish Mummy, Nanny or Babysitter out there that would like to meet up for quality time with the kids please just let me know and I will happy to set something up! I live in Forest Hill, Devonshire Road and have a big garden which could be used to get toguether, otherwise Horniman Museum is alsways a great place. Eu tenho uma fantastica baba tomando conta do meu filho (14 meses), ela e muito amigavel and cuidadosa mas infelizmente nao fala ingles... se voce for brasileira, portuguesa ou spanish mae, baba e gostaria de se encontrar para enterter as criancas por favor entre em contato... Nos morramos em Forest Hill - Devonshire Road e temos um jardim grande que pode ser usado como ponto de encontro ou alternativamente tb tem o Museu Horniman que eh um lugar muito bom e muito divertido! Many Thanks / Obrigada! R

Does anyone here knows/or have been through the process of becoming a childminder in Croydon? Considering a career and working with children has always rewarding to me. Thanks

Electric taps for the bathrooms they come with sensor so their no wastage of water and you can control temperature. Long term saving!

Hey Many Thanks guys! This has really helped to make my mind up on hat is the way forward! Thanks again!

Can you help me decide? Have a 9 months old baby boy and going through the dilemma of choosing what is the best childcare option? What has been your experience? Thanks

Signed... This atrocity needs to stop. Please if you haven't had the chance yet, please sign it.

Does anyone know where the car boot sale near biggin hill is? Have some stuff that needs to go! Thanks

Many thanks for everybody that took their time to share their knowledge on the subject! Very much appreciated!!! 2nd time mummy x

Hi There, wondering is someone can give me some advise! I bought my ex council flat about 4 years ago, under leasehold terms and since then there have been quite a bit of work carried out on the building and I have dutifully paid for my share although some times stretching the money has proved to be a challenge! Yesterday I received a 3rd Stage Consultation for Major work from the Housing office and I was shocked as the work they now intend to carry on on the building will cost me over ?10K! Now... This kind of money as many will appreciate is not something you have burning on your back pocket... Unfortunately I simply haven't got it... even breaking it down on a 3 years interest free will mean I have over 3K per year to fork out! Can I refuse to pay on the basis I haven't got the funds or will I get into trouble? Bare in mind that as it is I would have to find an extra job to cover this cost.... Undoubtly the council will pay for all of the flats in the building that have given as house benefit... Thanks for any advise! 2nd time Mummy