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i think you can take the pedals off a lot of bikes, so thats another option.

Sonners Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is St Anthony's much of an option if you're not of > a faith? It's our next closest school after > Goodrich but I'd ruled us in out of it being a > possibility... they do offer non faith spaces, I'm not sure how many though

i missed most of the open days and ended up emailing the schools, most put on additional days. in terms of how many to see / look at, i went to the 4 closest schools, i liked all of them, and then just guessed my other 2 schools as i was def in catchment for at least one of the 4. based on your choices might st anthonys be an option?

hi, i recommend you just try it. i did it once, i loved it but its not a high enough priority for me to do regularly Carly was really nice and professional.

i agree, worst case you end up with a bad stomach during labour! things that i think worked for me are reflexology, a sweep, and kerb walking (which sounds awful but its walking with one foot on and one off the kerb) i ate so many hot curries i went off curry (and i really love curry) having said that... tandoori nights is my curry house of choice.

i think the made.com beds are nice, have you looked on there?

we use a yoyo, and i think the babyjogger travel buggy gets really good reviews too.

yes i would be interested, i will pm you my email address

thanks, we looked at that one too. looking at some john lewis ones too. thanks for all the advice.

we need to get our youngest a bed and are thinking of bunk beds. the choice is bewildering. can you recommend me your not-too-expensive, sturdy bunk beds? edited to add that i meed one thats fairly deep on top just for safety reasons.

i am sure you could get a carer for a day. my friend works as a carer for the elderly so i would just call some of those agencies and enquire.

we need a bricklayer for a small job - replacing some bricks and repointing. please let me have any recommendations or if you wish to quote. thanks

thanks!

how do you know if you need pe kit? we are going to Heber. I have bought the uniform and book bag but was planning to just use his current backpack and had no idea i might need to consider pe kit. will take another look at the website...

we are sticking with our current nursery who are doing after school pick up. whew!

my nephew wear shorts year round but thats because they get too hot for trousers, so its a good shout. i have a pile of trousers ready for turning into shorts. i patched a load but they just rip around the edge of the patches. i tried just sending him in, in ripped trousers but he fell over and grazed his knees through the rips. sigh. the kids in my family just seem to have bony knees. we don't get the problem so badly with joggers but apparently joggers are not acceptable as uniform.

me too someone told me that sainsburys have reinforced knees in some of their school trousers so I'm planning to go there on the weekend and have a look.

never mind!

have you searched the forum? this pops up really regularly. my 2 go to my favourite nursery and i recommend them.

is this not a risk with all drawers, or is it malm in particular?

ah thanks for the shout - was thinking we need to sort uniform!

Hi, i recommend My Favourite Nursery on Upland Road. Youngest started there at 7 months. Very little staff turnover so my kids have bonded well with the carers.

Buggy pitstop do it, you can also buy the kit from bugaboo and do it yourself - slightly hazy memory that my husband fixed ours with a part ordered online. if you def want to sell it you can sell with a known fault but you will lose more money than the repair will cost if that makes sense.

ah microwave bags! didn't think of that!

thats great. we still have 'lellow' plus a lot of other random sounds eg 'toggler' instead of 'toddler' but i guess they will all fall into place.