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Just been for a swim with no 4 child and no 1 child (borrowed from My sister who has been looking after him ..will catch up with 2 and 3 later when we arrive home Couldn't actually manage mothers day without seeing them (or any other day, really) but any peaceful hours that can be snatched are always golden

Everyone needs a break sometimes

Mr f and I are currently having an (almost) child free weekend away in a nice hotel having divvied the children out ... Staying about a mile from My sister who is having the baby during the day while he stays with us at night Bliss Just had a lovely swim, sauna and read the paper for a whole hour!

http://m.npr.org/story/143062378?url=/blogs/health/2011/12/05/143062378/whats-behind-a-temper-tantrum-scientists-deconstruct-the-screams

Scamps at dulwich college

Try not to worry about it being a sign of future problems. It's a phase, and a very common one. I am not even sure that you can do much to modify the behaviour... She will grow out of it as her brain and language mature and she becomes more aware of others, and the effects she can have. Margin Sutherland book 'science of pArenting' is very useful to understand how a chid's brain develops and what can be expected. It sounds like your daughter will Always be lively and assertive - that doesn't mEan she will carry on being violent, once she leaves toddlerhood behind.

Sardines

My first child never took a bottle but we managed by feeding when I was home, I Never expressed for him either You can Get calcium Fortified juice , also Hummous, green leafy veg are all High in Calcium I Believe X

I would suspect that between the tonsillitis and the cold he had some sort of 'nasal drip' - its exactly that which makes mine vomit only at night .. The mucous pools then I have dribbly sort of sinuses (allergies) and always have it myself So it could be an allergy affecting the nose, rather than the stomach ...

Various of my children vomit/ed when cold ridden (mucous dribbling down throat) or feverish

How old/heavy/tall is she? My twins stayed in stage 2 Till 3.5

Perhaps all the doctors have left and they daren't admit it (lol)

Try the practice manage first ...

I needed to speak to a gp urgently this morning but ended up emailing as they were continuously engaged. I did then get sorted quite quickly ... The practice manager said the problems with the switchboard capacity have been referred to 'head office'

18m usually

The train doesn't go far We usually get it on the way down, and later on walk back up via the little Lego model City thIng - it's not steep

Sunday, swim at Peckham or the bridge Saturday - batterseazoo, farm at surrey docks, horniman aquarium

Take wetsuit And towels for water play area Take a bag of food for tea, leave on locker near entrance for the end of the day

Get a couple of q bots

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,769047,page=1 Says it is experimental And there was consultation in november

Pretty sure it's permanent

Are you just a week on from sorting the thrush? She is clear if it too? I wonder if it's a growth spurt/ making up for reduced feeding while you had the thrush Can you make it through another week then dedicate next weekend (- 'assuming partner around) to a 'baby moon' and feed as much as you can, share a bath, lots of skin to skin, feed as much as possible ... See whether you start to turn a corner after that

Who exactly have you seen? Gave you been up to kings to see Clare kedves? Might be worth calling her. It does sound as if there is a problem. Your baby sounds like my last baby (who was eventually dx with a posterior tongue tie) Frustrated when feeding Bobbed on and off the breast Rarely came off satisfied Wanted to feed again after an hour Sometimes wouldn't latched and cried in frustration Very windy

I thought it was too do with iron One thing to bear in mind is you will never manage to switch a child on to brown bread if they start on white!

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