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Have you ever worked at home before? http://www.personneltoday.com/articles/2007/06/12/40996/legal-q.html Note case law Giles v Geach

flutterby Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks for the info. They've stated detriment to > the function of the business. Is that not too vague? It's not one of the reasons quoted on the lge site How senior in hr has it gone? Try talking to TAMBA re the cost of Childcare for twins .. Involve your mp ... Your councillor if you live in the same borough Are you a unison member?

Acas offer an arbitration service http://www.acas.org.uk/index.aspx?articleid=1616

It could really only be on grounds of quality or performance ...? How about suggesting a trial?

Valid reasons only the burden of additional costs detrimental effect on ability to meet customer demand inability to re-organise work among existing staff inability to recruit additional staff detrimental impact on quality detrimental impact on performance insufficiency of work during the periods the employee proposes to work planned structural changes

http://www.lge.gov.uk/lge/core/page.do?pageId=119707#contents-6 What reason have they given for refusal? Actually many local authorities are actively encouraging homeworking as a cost cutting exercise http://www.guardian.co.uk/local-government-network/2012/feb/28/flexible-working-reducing-costs http://www.idea.gov.uk/idk/aio/23430882

No, the advice is def 6m http://www.nhs.uk/start4life/pages/no-rush-to-mush.aspx Notwithstanding some research taking place into optimal introduction of foods to those prone to allergy There is a correlation i believe between early weaning and increased risk of diabetes and heart disease later in life, though I don't know the mechanism But re experience of earlier weaning, my first child was weaned at 17w, as was advised in 2003 when he was a baby I must say it was hard work. Lots of pureeing unless you are ok with jars. Quite time consuming the actual spoon feeding (and needed a reclining sort of high chair because even though he was a very big baby, he was still a bit floppy) It was all a bit pointless because from 6m he refused ever to countenance another spoonful and we skirmished over finger foods for months (no blw in those days) and he turned out to be the fussiest child on the planet With the rest of my children, it has been a huge relief to wait to 6m, more pleasurable all round and they are all brilliant eaters For me though, it was some of the reading I did about early diet and weaning, and adult health, that affected my decisions. The research isn't entirely easy to interpret but my personal response was that waiting was sensible and would certainly do no harm. There is coeliac disease in my family, so I watch the research re optimal time to introduce gluten, with interest. Not seem anything to convince me yet that early is good. My impression was that gluten. Best introduced while still breastfeeding, for sure, if it's a worry.

Food better than uk I meant

Food when travelling is much better and if you stop overnight half way you can get picnic food at a supermarket We found our journeys absolutely fine but did take two days each direction with an overnight (very cheap at formule 1) Avoid the heavy weekends for the influx out of Paris though Tolls are expensive Lots of motorway is unlit I wouldn't have been able to do it overnight, mr f duesnt drive and I lose concentration after 3h max

Nothing wrong with dressing as a fairy, either, though they tend to drop that once they start nursery/ start identifying as a 'boy'

French motorways are much smoother than the uk

We went to France when twins were 2 and child no 1 was 7 It was ok Story CDs ... Few new little toys They wanted to walk all round the ferry We drove to Bordeaux 10h plus Nice services with play area at le Somme Stayed overnight in formule 1 at le mans

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Mornings except weds 10-12 020 8693 1177 My littlest is just starting at mm (where does the time go!)and I notice they have spaces Summer is lovely there ... They do lots of planting and i often picnic in the little park by firemans alley after

Are you feverish? Missing feeds easily slides into a dose of mastitis I find

Has cuming museum got anything on? Horniman does Soft Play Bellingham?

If she has sore throat and ears I think it will be short lived I would offer familiar soft foods (toast, yoghurt) for a day or two, try weak squash if she isn't drinking much, keep offering the breast and have lots of cuddles skin to skin Bath/nap together Hope she is back to normal soon

Even pur?e fed babies will go through a gagging phase, it's part of learning to manipulate food around the mouth ... Typically occurs when lumps are introduced to the pur?e True choking would be silent (no air getting through) All of mine have gagged in the early days, but no harm done

I have a pump Will pm you

Can I just reiterate how good Mcalpine are, and they don't need to create fake edf accounts to Post false recommendations about themselves! They do other forms of dance and performance as well as ballet, and are doing an Easter play scheme for 7+

But so has the suspicious post that looked like someone from slds posting as a parent

Weird your post has gone, fj!!

New posters searching out a month old thread, no less, to append their maiden edf post ... I share your cynicism father jack

Because everybody real life I know who speaks of slds comments precisely that it is not at all relaxed and on occasion parents have been reduced to tears after transgressing the rules So it is interesting how any thread about dance sees a newly registered forum member extolling the virtues of slds ...