Fuschia

would have gone to dkh but dropping child no 1 at a sleepover in e london

Though looking at it from a broader perspective, you can't really see it as Labour cutting while the libdems/tories argue against...!

Boat on thames from greenwich

pool at bromley with waves and flumes farm at surrey quays battersea zoo

bus to waterloo, exhibition at war museum about children at war wander round covent garden

Has been very lathergic all day and not eating... though his temp was normal when I took it (but not sure if MrF had does him with calpol, he was unhelpfully vague) I think without a fever the symptoms don't really warrant medical attention, so will check it tomorrow first thing and decide what to do

Plastic bag didn't work. He still says his tummy hurts. Willtry to get to Kings today or if not, tomorrow. Need to pick a time when MrF is about of course. I can't see the point of repeat GP visit as being given a little it is no good. Need to sit in a and e with the funnel. Going at naptime wuld make sense I guess. Lie him on the bed on a plastic sheet thing with his nappy off. Gin, how is your little girl, has she been seen?

There is pm swimming at peckham rye some days.. n9t sure about ED

http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_9389000/9389467.stm http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2011/feb/15/free-school-freedom-of-information

Useful pieces re sleep, naps etc (click on each book for a list of excerpts) http://www.pantley.com/elizabeth/books/index.html

Damzel, and 3+ isn't unusual for boys. My twin 1 is going to be 3+ I think. But twin II (girl) started by herself at not much past 2!

buggie, didn't think you were getting at me at all! I thought UTis in boys were rare but the GP said they do see a few.. she said 8% of fevers turn out to be UTIs? Obviousky girls much more common. Having had them myself, and traumas with twin II, I am a bit paranoid!!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1359044/The-old-story-How-children-repeat-reading-book-increase-vocabulary.html

I am going to take my one along tomorrow I think. I won't go tonight as have had too many late nights there with one twin or t'other... buggie I think it was boytwin I was in with when we "met"? I don't know what else BUT a UTI would give lowgrade fever with the occasional spike, and occasional vomit, complaints his tummy hurts... over a couple of weeks. I feel a bit guilty I haven't managed to get the wee but with two toddlers, a new baby and just a tiny sample bottle from the GP it's rather difficult. I might sneak in after he's asleep and try putting a little plastic bag round his willy inside his nappy. It wouldn't give a sample that could be cultured, but it could be dpped I think for white cells, blood etc?

millie42 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sounds good - but I think you have to queue up at > 10 for the tickets. I was told this by someone > there last week but they may have got it wrong and > I have never been before. If the worst comes to > the worst, we can simply go to the aquarium and > then for some lunch if people are interested. > > Hopefully I am wrong as have been keen to try out > Busy Bees for ages! > > Millie usually i go to first session, no queue as is as musem opens. re second session, they give out tix at a fixed time.. need to check when

very hard to get a sample gin, at a and 3 they give you a bowl... you need tp hold child while they nap ideally, nappyyless

new mother Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Fuschia, Did you ever SEE this spotless house or > was it just referred to in conversation? (!) no... it is true that usually when he has been in charge things are very tidy... but he achieves this partly by not letting them get any toys out and partly by not also working remotely, bf baby, cleaning bathroom, driving car for school pick up/activities, washing etc etc

Saila Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's something about the y-chromosome that > disengages male brains when it comes to hanging > clothes out to dry > My 13 mnth old son (very sweetly) copied me the > other day by putting a pile of laundry on the > horse > I can honestly say it was no worse than when his > dad does it (nearly 40yrs old) for some reason mr f prefers to drape clothes on the furniture to dry...

no cry book might be useful... http://www.pantley.com/elizabeth/advice/0071476903.php you cn ask questions online too...

i have two friends whose girls were 2y11m and 3y2m respectively...

The Building Schools for the Future programme Harnessing Technology Grant for schools are victims already of capital funding being diverted for free schools http://www.mikebakereducation.co.uk/blog/357/capital-spend-on-free-schools http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/10345302.stm

Am just trying to get some wee off twin 1 here, as he was sick once yesterday and once today, has a bit of a fever and says his tummy hurts.. and has been like this off and on for a couple of weeks though no luck getting a wee sample yet!

2nd March at busybees? if we went at 11.15 would people be up for lunch after? I will probably only have the baby, lucky me...

Having had a child admitted to hospital with a kidney infection, i would be inclined to go for a and e.

call MG speak to practice manager and make a complaint If they are signed up to seldoc, they will see her after 6 but can't send urine off for testing Only other option is a and e. The walk in centre last time we tried it was 3h+ wait!