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Heber fair open to all Grotto Food etc

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I think the baby mags and books and fashion for 'sleep training' perhaps obscures what I'd normal behaviour in a human infant, the need to be close to the mother, especially at night Hopefully, trying that for a while will helP peace to return I On phone so can't read back but someone was talking sbout the need to teach a baby to be alone That's where the problem Lies I think We are social creatures We can't 'teach' babies any different ...

Honestly, I have been through all if these things... And the new 10 mins full marks beats them hands down We had tried overnight shampoo, various herbal Liquids, tea tree. Daily combing with conditioner Every shampoo on the market!

http://www.dentalhealth.org/tell-me-about/topic/children-s-teeth/children-s-teeth 'All children up to 3 years old, should use a toothpaste with a fluoride level of at least 1000ppm (parts per million). After three years old, they should use a toothpaste that contains 1350ppm-1500ppm.'

Nit combs just don't work easily with long curly hair though... The benefit of the full marks stuff is lice can't become immune to is (as they are to many of the insecticides) http://www.headlice.co.uk/products/solution.aspx

'Full marks' It's not an insecticide but it dessicates the lice. Two doses a week apart work really well. Is quite expensive though. Argos electric nit comb is quite effective too.

I used to buy several boxes of maltesers, for creche staff. I think it's nice to say 'thank you' but you shouldn't go over the top, anyway.

While I don't put great store by individual hvs, the toothpaste they give out is part of some scheme, surely? How much fluoride was it? The toothpaste I use is 1000 ppm - same as the 0-3 toothpaste our baby has Twins at age 3 now use 4-6 toothpaste 1400 ppm at suggestion of dentist So don't panic

Sleep with her?

All welcome It's always great fun Food Stalls Grotto Music Entertainment

Hang in there! And I agree about claire

Bessemer grange children's centre - messy play 1-3 on a thurs Free

Gussy Gave you got a contact no/times?

Think Might try that bSby gym Next week with Baby Do you know what the times are/ is there parking Thanks

Hellosilaor, we have told ours the same!

We have an elf who lives in our chimney and sends long and amusing letters on a regular basis

What happens at baby gym?

It will happen Don't despair

That's lovely to hear! Maybe she had some of mine. Hopefully this will motivate new mums to donate

Just read your post again She actually sounds like she is in the throes of illness right now So its not the time to be expecting very much I agree with saffron Try to tempt her taste buds... Give it a few weeks Would she try rice pudding? Banana porridge? Nothing wrong with going back a stage with the feeding to some previous favourites (mine have all gone back to existing mostly on breast milk after illness, for eg)

Buggie, all oft children have gone through phases where they eat hardly at all...and there hadn't even necessarily been a good reason like illness .. Latest baby has been Off his food for a couple if weeks (almost 1y) though admittedly he is teething I think weeks on end of colds, intermittent fever, a few days of sickness, couple of brighter days, then a horrid runny nose .... It's really common and hard not to fear some underlying problem (though she has been checked over so at least you don't need to worry) It's particularly if you have a small child or a history of low birth weight or slow gaining that a period of illness followed by weight stalling or actual loss is a big worry. I have always worried more about my middle boy (who was the little twin, 5lb 5 at birth) than I ever have about the other two boys ... One was always big and the latest was small at birth but is chunky now. I know how it feels to have children in clothes that are small for their age. When my twins, at about 14m, we're only just in 9-12m clothes, I used to want to punch mums sometimes who seemed to equate big with healthy and used to go on and on about how big their children were! Since my twins hit about aged 3, they also Reached the 50th centile and I don't feel sensitive now about their size. They are definitely 'average' now And they eat really well, most of the time So try not to worry. The time between aged 18m-2.5 isn't a great time for adventurous eating, be warned. I think all you can do is to offer small, healthy meals, as calorific as possible.

All saints Peckham on a weds Went to a nice session 1-3 at the childrens Ctre Bessemer grange, Thursday this week I only go to free or very cheap things really!

I suspect the council may be liable if someone has an accident slipping on leaves that have been left. That's certainly the case if you are responsible for maintaining a school or other place where leaves fall

We quite like hisar