rolphie75
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I would like to highly recommend Eddie as a handyman. I found him on the forum and he was able to go around to our property and fix a door, do a couple of jobs in a kitchen and bathroom and mend a hob for a very reasonable price. It was all done professionally and quickly. A pleasure to deal with and would definately be using from now on. He is already listed a few times on the forum for other bits as well, decorating etc. His name is Eddie Donnelly - 07931118876 or 0207 3580409. A very happy customer.
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I would like to highly recommend Nicola ([email protected] 07815775840). After some ridiculously high quotes from other local gardeners for a few hours work, Nicola was available at short notice and did an amazing job at clearing our garden before new tenants moved in. She was professional, brought all her own equipment as was very reasonably priced for what she did. We will definately be using her again for the next cutback and would recommend her highly. She is also a garden designer. A very happy customer!
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Good potty training book for boys...
rolphie75 replied to melbourne groover's topic in The Family Room Discussion
this one was great for our son http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1409302202/ref=asc_df_14093022026231893?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&tag=googlecouk06-21&linkCode=asn&creative=22206&creativeASIN=1409302202 -
pregnant and cant sleep due to twitchy legs/arms
rolphie75 replied to pommie's topic in The Family Room Discussion
I had this so badly with both pregnancies, it was just horrendous. I went to the dulwich therapy rooms on lordship lane in desperation, and was told to get some magnesium phosphate. The brand is New Era, and its called Mag.Phos 8. Its brilliant, and totally safe to take as homeopathic- I was necking them by the dozen! Good luck! -
There are lots of bugs going round, my 2.5 yr old has just had a horrendous sick bug. My 11 month old had a couple of weeks of projectile vomiting not long ago, always after her 7pm feed. It wasn't every night, but seemed to be the nights she'd had dairy at tea time. If she'd had egg (with milk and butter), cheese, or yogurt at around 5, then had a whole bottle of formula just before bed, it would often come back up. So I've laid off too much dairy at tea and it seems to have calmed down a bit? Am sure it will sort itself soon.
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