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Just out of interest though, what does Nicola or the night nannies do that we can't? What was the 'diagnosis' if you like? And what happens when they're teething or ill? Is it OK for them to have a little relapse?

I got a coffee there yesterday for the first time, although I do like the atmosphere of the caff, I am sorry to say the coffee was god awful. But hey different tastes, different people. There's actually a little cafe in Rye Lane Markets as well which surprisingly enough does a decent coffee for a v reasonable price.

I have a copy if you are still looking for it!

Hi! I have a preemie! 29 weeks, she's almost 9m corrected now. (Medusa - I think I bought your beco carrier off you a while ago..) We spent 7 weeks in NICU/SCBU. Especially in the early days it is nice to meet up with someone who understands the NICU/SCBU situation and your particular worries etc.

The Bear does a great roast! Defo recommend them, but do make a reservation.

Yes. Works for me. Don't worry too much about newborns though. They sleep and don't sleep where ever they damn well please for the first couple of weeks/months. Getting a newborn to sleep in their moses basket/bed nest, rather than on you, should be task no 1. But again, don't fret too much about this sleeping on you thing either. You don't want to miss out on those newborn snuggles!

Hi Does anyone know where I can get NUK teats (First Choice - the wide neck ones) for 6-18m? I am using the 0-6m currently but need to move up a size and the NUK teats don't seem to be stocked by many shops. Before I go visit every pharmacy in SE22/SE15 ... does anyone know who stocks them? Thanks!

I had an unfortunate incident a couple of years ago in Burgess Park on my commute home, this was before its revamp. It was about 6.30pm, quite dark, raining and a couple of youths ran towards me trying to stick an iron bar through my spokes. Needless to say I was shitting myself. They missed and grazed my (gloved) hand and I quick pedalled it out of there but I was v shook up. After that I would detour or wait at the side of the park until other cyclists would arrive.

There is also Groove Baby. They have more folky type stuff bands coming to play in that big church in W Dulwich. http://groovebaby.co.uk/

You could also look in to wedges that are used to position reflux babies, to stop her rolling over. If you google them you will find them.

I never managed to bag one of those child and parent spaces. They're always taken.

I find the scans at the Harris birthright centre v good. They take a lot of time to look at every thing and it is the same service as you would get from a private scan.

The slope at ED station is fine. There is a lift at London Bridge to the right hand side coming out of the main entrance (so straight on after the turnstiles, thru the doors and right)

Mouse poison dries their bodies out, so no stench.

I know this thread is old now but I just wanted to say that NICU/SCBU at King's have 2 fabulous LCs ('the Judes') who are extremely dedicated to get your baby breastfeeding! My experience is that they always had time to come and see you if you had any questions. I have no doubt they will have been on the case. Some of the SCBU nurses are also v good at helping you along. I was personally manhandled on a daily basis by one of them! ;-)