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There is waldron centre in New Cross, last time I've been it didnt take me long

I know is a bit further from what you were looking at but check Edmund Waller Primary School

Did you ever cleaned your washing machine inside. By clean I mean I use once a month a powder at the highest temperature which kills any germs mould andales it fresh and no smelly. I started doing that after few years back I saw in watchdog they were talking about wm being smelly and leaving clothes looking very bad after wash. Another thing I always make sure my washing machine doors and powder dispenser are always opened. Try when you wash to use DR. Beckmans color and dirt collector. It will keep colora not to run over in a wash but also helps to remove dirt.

any soap bar, wet the item with cold water and then rub the soap in the clothes.if it hasnt come after first treatment lesaave it for few hours soaking in the soap. worked every time i had the poo stains on my little ones clothes. dont use the liquid soap it has to be the soap bar :)0

Well said penguin68, agree with you 100%

Hiya, I used a buggy board since my son was born and my daughter was 2 years old, it took her a bit to get used to it as she prefered to sit rather than stand on it. after having my third baby I was using it since my son was 18 monts old and he was way better than my older daughter :),they are arguing about who is meant to ride on it.I have lascal maxi buggy board, and if you dont need a double buggy that's good option.

Panasonic all the way,got mine after friend of mine recomended it:))

hi, we got ours last year 08 model and i love it, its a bit diferent at the begining when you move from smaller car but now i dont have any issues :)

lucky you shelly2012, my first one was 17 hours, my second was 6.5 hours and my third one was with proper contractions and pushing 2 hours.

Hi, my son is 20 months now and he doesnt wear nappy for a month now. baby led potty training too, I bought lots of cheap underwear and took all old trousers out i case we have an accident to quickly change him. No 2 is still an issue to get to toilet on time but pee is no more a worry. I put nappy on once when going outside but then thought that it confuses him so stopped it. he still wears nappy for his naps and at night but we put them on just before putting him to sleep. good luck , dont give up after few accidents,

hiya, I took nappies away at night when my daughter was around same age as your LO. first few days she didn't have any accidents and was fine but then she didn't want to get up at night and use potty. everytime i was getting up to make sure she makes a pee, sometimes with some negotiations going for a while.now she is 3 1/2 and sleeps through witout getting wet and uses toilet at night when she is very full. good luck

you wont need much to start weaning baby,I started weaning mine at 4 months old, started with pureed apple as a snack,and then started adding thing after a few days knowing that there was no allergic reaction to the food. its good to start with simple stuff like apple or banana as they are less allergic. once baby is used to some ingredients you can mixed the and give together. I can recommend getting a hand blender as its quick to blend things and some plastic spoons, with the guidelines i wouldn't be listening to them much as when i started weaning my daughter the HV was saying that it's too early and to start at 6 months, with my son it all changed and they HV was saying that it was good that I started at 4 months. it changes constantly.

Ican understand what you mean, it's my third and I tried to switch my midwife with my second baby and i remember they told me about one i herne hill and some other one but dont remember where. try to contact midwifes community house where you had your first booking and see what they will advise you.trust me not all midwifes are bad, you have the right to say no to midwife who doesnt take care of you well.

I'm due with my third one on 27th September, it will be crazy :)) with three

thank you :))

Hi, i was wondering how much a childminder usually charges for a child. if anyone has a child with a childminder, we live close to Nunhead. thank you