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My 3 year old was very colicky as a baby, I was told reflux and she was prescribed medication but did not help, turned out she had a cows milk allergy and was put on prescribed milk at 12 weeks, was a different baby overnight! It may be more than reflux, my daughter had a blotchy rash mainly on face, runny poo?s after all feeds but this was put down to her being breastfed, screamed at night, took ages to settle her, If you?re bottlefeeding I?ve read Aptamil comfort milk is meant to be good for reflux babies, good luck, hope you have a happier baby soon!

We had a knock on the door couple of weeks ago but by the time I got to the door they had gone, my daughter noticed 2 boys knocking on doors, also looking for sponsors. We?re on Ondine road.

We have a similar problem. Our little girl who has just turned 3 will not fall asleep unless I am sat in the room with her, as soon as I leave the room she follow me downstairs, she then wakes in the middle of night to get into bed with us. We now have baby number 3 on the way so really want to nip this in the bud! Any tips much appreciated!

We are going crystal palace this year which is on Saturday https://www.fireworksspectacular.co.uk/

Please come and join us today for cake, cake and more cake!'''' Where: Macmillan Information Centre - Cicely Saunders Institute & Golden Jubilee Atrium (Kings) Time: 10am - 3pm. Raffle tickets are on sale. Prizes include; Amazon Echo Speaker ? 50.00 Marks & Spencer Voucher ? 20.00 B&Q Gift Card Meal for two at Nando?s - 2 combo meals, plus 2 soft drinks Meal for two at Brunchie Restaurant Fruit Basket Food Produce Hamper Freixenet Prosecco & Wine Tanya Burr Perfume & Cosmetic set?s No 7 skin products for women Tour for two of Twickenham Rugby stadium Kid?s Garden Hop scotch Portable BBQ with Hickory Chips Every penny raised means Macmillan can help more people with cancer live life as fully as they can.

Following as my daughter has also just started year 10 and has asked for some tutor help in English. amydown- the website sounds great, will be taking a look and passing on to my daughter!

Can anyone please let me know the current fees for little jungle? They used to be on the website but I cannot find now. Many thanks

This sounds amazing! I bet you get lots of applications!

Unfortunately some people are quite inconsiderate nowadays. Have the same problem on Ondine road.

done :)

Already tried but thanks :)

Robbin Yes I was looking again after 5 months as I had forgot about my original post and had other stuff that I wanted to get rid of, Is this ok with you?! I would not mind paying if I felt I had a substantial amount worth the ?15.

yes Robbin I am aware the council will pick up but I am trying to avoid the ?15 charge!

looking again :)

Yes I think EDG may have a shorter waiting list than other nurseries in the area. Have you tried Early Bloomers, lovely smaller setting more of a home from home environment.

My 2 year old has been sleeping in cotbed with sides but now want to take sides off so she can use as a bed but need to find bedguards that will fit as cotbeds are lower/smaller than normal single beds. What bedguards do you use? Thanks

Hi Bumblebee 88 My 2 year old is on the waiting list when I last checked number 9, shes been on the list for a couple of months, I dont think much movement in nurseries until Summer when the older children move to school unless people move out of the area etc.

Thanks for posting Tara. Does your child/children attend here? Do you happen to know fees?

Would there be any chance of these sessions being done on other days. I don't work Mondays and would have loved to bring my 2 year old to this.

Where are you, am looking for a nursery for my 2 year old, would also love to attend the stay and play sessions on Mondays. Thanks

have emailed.

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still looking for more feedback many thanks

Bellenden Bear-Thanks for that, thats very useful, will look into Bessemer. Teddyboy23-Unfortunately I cant rely on relatives as they are also working/have other commitments but can sometimes help as and when. edanna- I am thinking of doing both so we still have the nursery link and hopefully can use during holidays but I know nurseries like set days throughout the year. It all thoughts for now-I have just worked out dd would not be able to start until September 2020 as its the term following their 3rd birthday!

Hi alex_b Thank you for your input. Hoping to make it work but believe will be a bit of a struggle! alex_b Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think most full-time working parents (including > us) use a childminder, au pair or nanny to do > pickups. > > Afterschool clubs tend to be restricted to > reception and above, even then some discourage it > for reception as they feel it makes the day too > long for them. Similarly Holidays are a real pain > as we never found holiday clubs that took under 4s > and even now our son is in reception the choice is > fairly limited compared to what's available for > older kids. > > On the other hand, our son developed so much more > in a part time nursery class in a school than he > did in a full day commercial nursery so if you can > make it work it's really worthwhile.