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yep if i have the energy, it can be a bit much with TWO toddlers if they take to running off across the park...

Just be careful you are no more than about 400m as the crow flies from your nearest primary school

nyny26 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JAG's Sports Club and Harris Girls Academy > Eastdulwich do childrens parties, they do bouncey > castle parties and football parties I believe and > I think the prices are also reasonable too. Laura said she was looking for an alternative to bouncy castles...

Mog?

Swimming classes at Dulwich college http://www.dulwich.org.uk/Intranet_SportsClub_Document_1.aspx?id=8:926&id=8:765&id=8:746&id=8:1789 also there are various things at Bellingham I think

GinaG3 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >> Facebook uses the email address you sign up with. > Any email address you ever have communications > with (via your email client) is stored and if > someone on facebook has such email address as a > log in they assume you know the person and suggest > them to you. Same way you can put your email > address into facebook and it will then find all > contacts via your email client Yes, I know that.. but I lost contact with him long before the advent of the internet and have never known his email address or exchanged mails...

parkview Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's what they did the last years, deducting the > costs so it was cheaper once the child turned > three. What they say is that the law now requires > them to offer 12.5 hours for free if someone wants > it like this, so they can't ask them to do more > hours and pay the difference. The provider has > been campaigning about this for a while and says > most nursery providers are not aware that they are > breaking the law if they don't offer completely > free places. So if you go to your nursery and say > that you only want to do 12.5 hours (or 15 hours > soon) per week and the nursery says they don't > offer that, they are breaking the law and you can > tell the council and they loose the right to > receive grants. Indeed

tallgirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > St Mary's Rd Pre School (St Mary's Rd) in Nunhead > is open for 15 hours a week, from aged 2.5 you pay > 6 pounds a day, but for 3 year olds the fees are 3 > pounds per day (a pound an hour!) I didn't think that was legal.. topup fees can't be charged for a child who is 3+

Puddleduck Buds

littleEDfamily Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hey so, this is weird. After feeling massive the > whole pregnancy, I am now just about 36 weeks and > suddenly my bump seems to have got smaller.... > anyone else had this weird experience, or have I > just lost all perspective? That's normal if the head goes into the pelvis...

I contacted her to ask how she had found me to "friend me" as I thought my privacy settings were quite good and her response was: "It would have been just an educated guess .... sorry if you felt you had your privacy invaded, I know nothing!!! " Which doesn't really answer my question. Anyway, I hate spam. Puts me off her website!

What's the easiest route by public transport with a buggy?

Blossoms: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?29,353224,354613#msg-354613

Excel: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?29,429005,432010#msg-432010 http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?29,324388,324970#msg-324970

If I search on FB for "East Dulwich" several of my friends appear...

FB is clever though. I have a long lost friend and periodically I have looked for him and looked through the friend lists of friends we used to share. Today he popped up as a friend suggestion! I figured he must, after all, be on the list of a friend of mine, But no, he has just 3 friends, who I don't know. So how did FB know? I guess he just joined and maybe he has requested to be friends with some of my friends? Or FB remembers I haver loooked for him.. but his name is VERY common and FB has never suggested anyone else with his name! Spooky.

Weird. Jennifer Ferguson has asked to friend me. My email address on this site isn't the same as my FB ac, but I am in an ED specific FB group.

I think it can be difficult to diagnose without a blood test. Your friend is probably immune, suggest she checks that out as it will reassure you? xx

No music playing at our births but I did a montage of the twins' birth pictures with Roberta Flack singing "The First time, ever I saw your face" Makes me cry too.

You can also do pizza parties at Pizza Hut (make your own)

Darrell Rd Community Ctre Goose Green Ctre Peckham Pulse softplay Adventure playground by Sainsburys (she might be a bit young for that) Marsden wildlife park

You tuck it under the bottom sheet. It works very well. There is a stage where a crawling baby will tend to try to leap over any bedguard, mind you (for eg leaning over a traditional bedguard and divebombing!) but to prevent tolling this is great and doesn't make it impossible for you to get into bed, sit on the bed or change the bed.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CHILD-PORTABLE-BED-GUARD%2fRAIL-150cm-Travel%2fSafety%2fFoam_W0QQitemZ180512256252QQcmdZViewItem?rvr_id=&rvr_id=&cguid=e51961631280a0e205762fd6ffd87509

I have a foam rubber wedge thingy I got on ebay. Is easily portable for holidays etc.

Sure you can, you'd need to wrap it well.