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Isn't their funding based on the size of the patent list, though? Thus allowing for provision of a locum in case of a vacancy?

Something cheap in case it gets damaged in transit Mclarens go well with buggy boards, if you are ever thinking of no 2

Do not read if you are very sensitive http://jezebel.com/5890058/this-is-how-much-it-costs-to-own-a-vagina-an-itemized-list

Lol

You def can do itt effectively while they are asleep!

Let her puff it herself? Whennmynchild was fussing in the early days, I would puff x 2 with my handover the outlet then rush it to her nose. Not sure how well it worked, as people have said, but when he alternative was a total refusal, it was the best I could manage Since she was about 3, she has understood why she needs it (she coughs a lot without it) Ands more amenable

Nunheadmum, you probably could.

There is no longer a sign up That sort of opening pattern is very awkward because unless you know 'which week' it is, you can't be sure if it's open or not I thought we were told it would continue as usual until ivy dale children's centre took it over Clearly not true

The last few times I have been (afternoons) it was shut I think it's on its way out, sadly

In theory a council has to provide transport I don't think in London there is usually a difficulty though ... There are an awful Lot of schools in any given 2 mile radius

The spacers we have are pretty good Yellow For our 4 yo

Am ferrying no 1 chid daily to isle of dogs this week to sail Would love to find another child or two who might do the same in future school holidays (or Sundays) so could share the taxi-ing

London aquarium Battersea zoo Ice skating?

Docklands museum, pirate exhibition and lunch at canary wharf Train to Brighton Nat history museum Swimming at Bromley

If your hope is to Be able to skip the occasional bf, then I think a cup is fine (tommee tippee cheapie cuPs or Avent white spout with the inner seal removed at first ... Or nuk do a soft spout I think Volume probably isn't important, solids can Be offered too Introducing a bottle isn't that easy either ... If you are talking about an occasional Need, then I wouldn't stress. Cup for a little water or milk, feed of solids ...

It's two miles I believe

You can certainly freeze pizza bases, grated cheese in bags and tomato sauce, to thaw and assemble

Lasagne? Fish in breadcrumbs? Mac cheese? Soup Pizza Quiche Stew

Pickle, our newly 4 year old also has a drawer full if aged 2-3 which luckily can be put on to the baby, in extremity, rolled up.

Child no 2 was poorly this morning after throwing up during the night and was lying feebly on the sofa. 'can I have some water please mummy?' he whispered bravely. I broke off briefly from my washing folding frenzy, filled a cup of water and delivered it. Or so I thought. Moments after when I saw the baby, in his high chair, splashing happily. Had given the water to the wrong child. Even the children call each other 'whatever your name is'

Ps I hadn't looked at the label on the fleece before. It wasnt actually restricting his ability to move his arms!!

A certain amount of benign neglect creeps in Child no 4 has to grapple with a particular variant on blw. He doesn't get regular snacks because the older ones don't, so he is reduced to dashing into the kitchen if the gate is left open, climbing up on to the stool to pinch fruit from the bowl, which he then does his best to peel by himself. (I will say that this hard hearted feeding strategy is very effective for avoiding fussiness, he scoffs anything you actually give to him) Went to sainsburys to buy him some trousers today. He is 16m. The clothes he was wearing today were trousers aged 9-12m and fleece aged 3-6m (!) Am I a terrible mother? Are your later children wickedly deprived in comparison with the lavish treatment of no 1?!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X47dta_JZXo&sns=em

I jinks people have a love hate the relationship with the p&t They area heavy, and the seat arrangement don't suit Ll children Perhaps you can 'twat drive'. Few buggies?

Inciteful analysis from the guardian http://m.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/apr/04/samantha-brick-thrown-to-wolves?cat=commentisfree&type=article