Fuschia

It possibly depends partly on tge personality of the child/ren

I would be cautious Know if two children who broke limbs falling down We removed the lower steps from our bunks to make it difficult to climb up unless the child has long legs Our bunk is a double at the bottom -4 ft wide Actually sleeps 3

Turning babies hypnotherapy mp3 from the Internet helped me

If you are happy to scurry around after him ... As I was doing with my 2 yo today It's better than pr adventure playground for little ones - there are slides and swings and a high up wooden walkway that's not too terrifying

In the sun! Hurray Park in sains and go up the ramp by the cash machines

Ed is a lovely place to make friends with other mums It is pricey though... Still lots of free activities around, but the cost of living is high

You probably wouldn't get a nursery place for THIS September now, though. Would he be boing into nursery or is he about to have his 4th birthday and be starting reception in sept? If the latter, you would be a late applicant but very close to dkh school so in with a fair chance of getting any vacancy that arises

Go for it Ed is lovely. Schools are good. The estate is ok I think. There is a community centre called the albrighton with lots of activities and dkh adventure playground opposite

Great Bit warmer finally!

Dd, after you come home from hospital you get a few visits from midwives - if you are under a specific practice like the lanes, from them ... Otherwise from community midwives

There are several car parks adjoining the park A huge one around the sports centre I usually park next to the one o clock club - corner of cp park rd and Sydenham avenue There is also one off thicket rd which is closest to the lake /dinosaurs but does get very busy Try looking on satellite view via google maps? Helps to see the lie of the land

Congratulations!

When no 1 was at the age the twins are now, I was 8m pregnant with twins. When the twins were the age no 4 is now, I was already 5m pregnant with the littlest. Bit scary.

It was just a sort of twisted logic. We don't have e space or money for the twins, so why not go ahead and have another. Sort of on the basis that the only reason NOT to want lots of gorgeous cuddly kids was the practical, sensible stuff like affordability. And also our standards have long since dropped sufficiently that wrangling 3 under 3 was just about manageable. That's why, for instance, I was always the mother doing e school drop in at least one child in pyjamas. And even worse, on occasion, the pick up too!

We already had 3, a 5 year old and twins of about a year old, when we threw caution to the wind and agreed we would love another. The twins were 2.5 when our last one arrived. It has had its moments, but having a loud, noisy, messy, skint household really is a joy. In between occasional hysterical bouts of shrieking!

I was under kings for my twins but arranged care from independent midwives. So they did my antenatal care at home, I saw the consultant at kings as needed - leonie Penna and they supported me through the birth at kings. I came home within a few hours and they did my postnatal care, deveral Hours a day bf support at first, continued coming for a month Made a huge difference to me

Don't know what it's like but planning to go up there

9 - midnight it is

nicolemodesti Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Westburys in Streatham is 24 hours and not too far > from ED I don't think it's actually 24h

24h - ZAFASH 24 HOUR PHARMACY 233-235 Old Brompton Rd, London, SW5 0EA Tel: 020 3489 0555 Map of ZAFASH 24 HOUR PHARMACY in London Business description Zafash is located on the corner of Old Brompton Road and Earl's Court Road and is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with a qualified pharmacist who prescribes prescriptions. They will also do deliveries around the clock.

sunbob Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thank you again Fuschia, you answered a previous > query about chemists for me. I had tried NHS > website but not found what I was looking for. A few too many medical dramas have made me an expert on pharmacy availability! A bit of a trek to streatham but westbury chemists are the longest open around here

http://www.nhs.uk/Services/pharmacies/Overview/DefaultView.aspx?id=4684

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