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Mrs Nicklin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > More cravings I've heard about this morning: > > * Furniture polish > * 17 Weetabix a day! > * Frobscottle anyone? At the end of my twin pregnancy virtually all I ate was cheese strings (those rubbery things)

Mrs Nicklin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a cat litter box that has a cover. Took it > downstairs to empty it and noticed it that it was > so heavy, I could hardly carry it. I battled on > and finally got it to the kitchen where I put it > down. The cat then walked out of it. It hadn't > even occurred to me that she might actually still > be in it. More tea on my keyboard!!

jills Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This thread is hilarious. > > I remember being so nervous about driving with a > newborn - took such care with making sure the car > seat was properly clicked in, baby was secure, > comfortable, etc. One time, after satisfied baby > was good to go, I got into the car and buckled up > - on the passenger's side. Neighbour walked by, I > was so embarrassed I said I was just waiting for > my husband. Waited until they were completely out > of sight until I moved over. That is brilliant!!

chantelle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > we have a lot more options though. i bet those > monkeys would be pushing bugaboo bees given half a > chance. I just spaT tea over my keyboard! Quote of the week i think!!!

I was just struck by how differently we treat our babies, compared with other primates Or even other humans in the world or other points in history

http://www.legoland.co.uk/PageFiles/1776/LLW_Little%20Explorers%20Guide.pdf

Quite a few rides require an adult to go with small ones

Love it Cosleeping made life bearable with twins that's for sure!

http://babycalm.wordpress.com/2011/05/28/a-trip-to-the-zoo/

Amanda said in her amended post that their website is out of date

You dont pay for qbot for under 3s Use tesco vouchers to get in then Buy the qbots That's what we do

Buggie and Ruth, commiserations Pickle, have you 'come out' on here already? Congrats again, anyway X

I have been to the museum itself, it is very good

This is bring discussed already in family room

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23973072-exam-cheat-investigation-at-school-hailed-by-cameron.do

Pushing the buggy while 3 children keep stopping in front of it so i can't move it, turn, or get through gates Persons unknown have eaten 5/6 of a a new tub of icecream sprinkles i stupidly left on the table

This Fri I was planning on the Horniman (pond dipping and theatre) or possibly P Rye pk one o'c club, woodcraft folk thing etc

cuppa tea Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Yes I know all this. What I did want to know was > if I don't put my 4 year old in school this > September and re-apply for a school place...which > year will they put him in? Will he go into > reception? Or will he go into the year that > matches his age? The latter

The Nappy Lady Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > EDITED TO ADD: Was very confused as when I checked > their website it was different to the schedule on > the board at the park. Have phoned now, and can > confirm the website schedule is out of date. So > see park noticeboards or phone to check where they > are and when. Very helpful!!! (not)

'just sending a quick email out to all of those signed up for the 'Mini-Monsters Meet the Mini-beasts' session on the 9th of August, to let you know that we also have a Mini-Monsters sessions on the 16th of August that still has places available. If you'd like to book onto this course please email me with your details. ' From my inbox... from [email protected] Sessions cost ?3 IIRC

There are restrictions for children below 1m. I think the next bar falls at 130cm. So she will be big enough for the small children rides/family rides but too small for a few things

I am off to CP tomorrow, morning session opens at 9.30 Not free, but is a lovely place with lots of painting and craft as well as play house, outside toys etc Take change of clothes and swim costume if hot as they turn on sprinkler

mothercourage Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Someone else mentioned it'd be starting at 10.30 > over the summer - do you know if that's the case? > Might head over this morning if so... Peckham Rye? I have seen someone say that

The male ballet role requires incredible strength and control Nothing girly about it...

Google bSby led weaning and baby led weaning blog you will find plenty Otherwise gill rapleys book is very common sense and reassuring