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Possibly the city farm at Surrey quays

Crystal palace one o clock club, for sure Is open mornings You can park right next to it

Ah yes Pesto is popular here Almost wish I are chicken myself!

With quorn I meant

Tried chunks of breast baked with tomato sauce and mozzarella/cheddar then served with pasta. They are every scrap and were competing fir seconds. So that was a hit and very easy. Might try it myself with worn or some type of bean. Will try drumsticks with honey next I think, with a stir fry

DMc say they will put more staff on in the mornings to rr to improve things

I had a fp one and then later on a different one Whew first one feline more You do needing that goes quite well back

I forwarded a link to this discussion to DMC (I am part of their patient participation group) as i also find it impossible to get through in the mornings. Their response was: 'Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I have forwarded this link onto my Operations Manager and have also spoken to one of the 'bloggers'. We are planning to have an emergency trouble shooting meeting in order to try and find ways to resolve this problem as quickly and effectively as possible.'

I found it a great help with with my twins... If you have a grouchy baby to settle and not enough hands, they are a godsend. Buy second hand

I think if you are worried, see the hv. They will either reassure you or give some indication when it might be a cause for

Deep pain can be thrush in the milk ducts I believe

I believe it's a mixture of age and distance And yes, they let you know about June (though could be rather later before you find out if am or pm) If there are any spaces left after all 3 yos have been allocated, they will take the oldest ones waiting I believe (mid year admissions)

Sue, it was great. The children loved the ukuleles.

Take him to a and e. If you go during he normal day and he is crying in pain while you are there, you will surely get to see a paediatrician Good luck

2 x 3.5 yos really Plus a 13m old Plus mr f I do have a blender

Have you tried calling seldoc? If you have ranitidine prescribed already on a repeat your pharmacist may be able to give you some to tide you over. If you are wAnting to step up from gaviscon you are going to need the dr Seldoc can be quite good sometimes Failing that, speak to the practice manager at your gp to indust on an appt first thing Tomorrow Is your baby very small? They won't make you wait

Clare at kings is great. If all else fails, do call Her. She is passionate about supporting bf mothers X

Has he got a cold, teething? My ds1 would always vomit during the night when he had a cold ( mucous in his tummy) and acidic teething saliva can have the same effect My dd otoh vomited off and on for days when she had a kidney infection (though she was clearly unwell) I would see the dr again X

Depends who they are. Aunts and uncles, as such. Adult cousins, first name. Their godparents, either aunt/uncle, or first name. Where they know th child rather than the parent, it's 'ilona's mummy!'

Yeah, don't have much sympathy with religious mothers of many. But i recognised the thing about the difficulties of the early days, with the first one. Mind you, I still think everybody else is more organised, more patient than me, etc. I think of other people as being 'real mums' !

Yeah, don't have much sympathy with religious mothers of many. But i recognised the thing about the difficulties of the early days, with the first one. Mind you, I still think everybody else is more organised, more patient than me, etc. I think of other people as being 'real mums' !

It's the most difficult job in the world, and no induction or training!

Ignore the providence and I think 3 counts as a large family in Ed, but this is worth reading http://www.ncregister.com/blog/to-the-mother-with-only-one-child

I have cooked chicken, didn't get me wrong Just very small repertoire!!

That sounds easy. You can just cook chicken in a sauce in the oven then?