Fuschia

Pulses are carbs though? I like a salad made with green lentils, spinach ( Cooked) with a garlic and yoghurt dressing

Zoo at battersea

I used to use mine all the time till mr f objected to it living on the work top If you like stews and casseroles and have a few minutes in the morning or lunchtime to get it going, they are fantastic

A section 8 inspection should be on the ofsted site within 3 weeks according to the guidance

We have a princess (Cinderella) one invalid off school and one refusenik who I know will refuse to Participate So easy here ...

We got ours from ikea There are bad reports of customer service from Many 'sofa suPpliers'

My latest baby was similar He seemed to get mOre used to It from about 8m I think small babies can feel Very lonely if they are rear facing and can't see any familiar faces It must be very scary, if you think about it Sorry that's not much help in the short term

I hope they are able to support each other. Tragedy can Leave people so alone with their grief Hs, your friend is lucky to have you there to care for her, when she is ready

Yes Otta, you are right and I hadn't forgotten. But the father hasn't given instructions not to contact him, so probably the only way to confirm the funeral arrangements It's so terribly sad for them both, for all their family. Something nobody should have to go through.

Please See Me Through My Tears Kelly Osmont You asked, "How are you doing?" As I told you, tears came to my eyes . . . And you looked away and quickly began to talk again. All the attention you had given me drained away. "How am I doing?" . . . I do better when people listen, though I may shed a tear or two. These feelings are indescribable. If you?ve never felt them you cannot fully understand. Yet I need you. When you look away, when I?m ignored, I am again alone with them. Your attention means more than you can ever know. Really, tears are not a bad sign, you know! They?re nature?s way of helping me to heal . . . They relieve some of the stress of sadness. I know you fear that asking how I?m doing brings me sadness . . . but it doesn?t work that way. The memory of my loved one?s absence is with me, only a thought away. My tears make my loss more visible to you, but you did not cause this sadness. It was already there. When I cry, could it be that you feel helpless, not knowing what to do? You are not helpless, and you don?t need to do a thing but be here for me. When I feel your permission to allow my tears to flow, you?ve helped me. You need not speak. Your silence is all I need. Be patient . . . do not fear. Listening with your heart to "how am I doing" validates what I?m going through, for when the tears can freely come I feel lighter. Talking to you releases what I?ve been wanting to say aloud, clearing space for a touch of joy in my life. I?ll cry for a minute or two . . . then I?ll wipe my eyes, and sometimes you?ll even find I?m laughing in a while. When I hold back my tears, my throat grows tight, my chest aches, my stomach knots . . . because I?m trying to protect you from my tears. Then we both hurt . . . me, because my feelings are held inside, causing pain and a shield against our closeness . . . and you, because suddenly we?re emotionally distant. So please, take my hand and see me through my tears . . . then we can be close again

How terribly sad. What she must be going through. I think if I were you I would send a card, expressing your sadness And stating your hope that she will contact you when she feels ready. Then contact her partner to get details of the funeral so you can send flowers

I think sb's advice is spot on

I think this is fairly common, certainly my first child (weaned 17w) did just that It was a bit like the novelty wore off/he developed an independent streak that he has to this day I think you will have to Persist with the finger foods/look into blw I have found with all of mine they loved to copy me - so offer him things and eat them yourself .... Plus try him with a tommee tippee cup, no Lid, with a few blueberries in, or an inch of pur?e and a spoon to self feed Baby Bjorn round plastic spoons (Amazon) are pricey but very good for early self feeding You can also serve pur?es with pasta spirals, if ready to start wheat (or get corn pasta)

I agree

In my 4 night (!!!!) stint in the side bay on the labour ward last time round, there was a fresh batch of women arrived each evening and started off with the pessary. But when I was inpatient in antenatal, there were women there too in the early stages of induction. I am sure the timing/location must depend a little on the situation behind the induction (as well as space) When induced with my twins, they said they only induce twins in a labour ward room

Pommie, would you find it useful to have a meeting with the supervisor of midwives or one of your comsultant's team, and talk through what you can expect? I found that incredibly useful to reduce my anxiety and help me feel less out of control

Pommie, I was already an inpatient for both my inductions, but I believe that usually they admit the mother so that they can try the gel/pessary overnight because it's not unusual for it to take several doses for the cervix to soften up enough for them to break your waters... You get the chance to sleep while things get underway (think they might even do it in the antenatal ward) The downside is that your partner can't stay overnight and I have heard anecdotally that sometimes midwives on the antenatal ward are a bit disbelieving when in fact, things are moving very quickly For high risk inductions, they wait until a room is available in the labour ward, and your partner can stay throughout

Southwark doesn't have Any lea controlled secondaries

4 months is a wonder week/sleep regression for sure The Brain and its sleep patterns changes profoundly

taper Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No you didn't: you linked to a Jabs screed full of > scare stories and misinformation. We must be looking at different pages then!

I just linked to a page of contacts re places that do single jabs, seeing as that was what was requested

And right by myatts fields if you have other children to entertain, also by minet library

Just wanted to share how happy we are with them - knatchbull rd nr myatts fields The Saturday morning preprimary class got so busy they couldn't give individual attention so they have now split it into two smaller classes Louisa who takes the class is lovely And my 3 year old loves it Very relaxed and friendly

http://www.jabs.org.uk/pages/single.asp

Distance .... http://www.dunraven.org.uk/attachments/download.asp?file=538&type=pdf