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http://www.visualcleaningservices.co.uk/. Based in and around the dulwich area.

Yes, you will find she mentioned it in earlier posts. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > .... are you familiar with the definition of > 'addiction'?!

The NHS are keen to encourage women to stop smoking during pregnancy, maybe it won't be long before a smoking test for every pregnant women is made legal. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10399242

You are wrong, they do inhale carbon monoxide....http://smokefree.nhs.uk/smoking-and-pregnancy/stage-one/ BellendenBear Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ligaturiosity Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Skye, interesting that you refer to the 'poor > > woman' smoking whilst walking down L/ship Lane > > whilst obviously pregnant. Personally I feel > for > > the 'poor unborn child' having to inhale all > those > > noxious chemicals and smoke, not to mention the > > list of ailments which it is more likely to get > as > > a result of its 'poor mum' selfishly smoking > > during pregnancy > > 'poor unborn' children don't inhale smoke, noxious > chemicals or anything else. Your poor > understanding of basic physiology seems to reflect > your poor understanding of everything else that is > human or humane. > > If your tactics for tackling addiction are so > valid why haven't the NHS cessation services > caught on to it? Why have all these clinics when > we could just lock them all in a room and let > loose? Maybe the specialist clinics that try to > support and stabilise pregnant addicts could save > all their time and just hire you to let loose > instead. > > > > Narnia, I think your scenario is a valid one, > > although I would argue that what this woman was > > doing was much worse than throwing litter. But > > then I would think that wouldn't I?

She is local and good http://www.tdtdesigns.com/Links.html and so is http://www.mixcakes.co.uk/index.html

Anyone see the Heron today in Peckham Rye? The Duck was desperately fighting off the Heron who managed to grab the duckling and had the poor little thing for breakfast:(

Maclaren Techno XT ( though it is not parent facing for when baby is newborn though it is suitable for new born) otherwise the Bugaboo Bee plus 2010 which is small, light and suitable from birth.

I just think to print that in her own magazine , unchallenged and without a counter argument to balance the article is not good. It's just really ironic also as people tend to think that breastfeeding mums are bullies, and judgemental, but the fact is in this country the numbers of breastfed babies are very very low, and articles like that do not help. People don't get judged for formula feeding ( only online!) but we do get judged for breastfeeding, the complaints and looked of disgust a lot of us go through shows the mentality on a whole of how we are treated, hence when we shout, we shout very loudly because us breastfeeding mums are fed up with the attitude we encounter for something that is natural. This editor's view is for too common and is reflected in the fact that lots of mums formula feed. I honestly do not believe that the huge number of mums who do not breastfeed is because they 'cannot' I do believe some cannot due to low milk supply and other medical problems but I think a lot of mums think they are unable to because of lack of support ( my midwives in the hospital were awful and I honestly thought I could not breastfeed at all and my son was on the bottle for a week, but thanks to a very nice midwife who saw me at home and the help of my trusty breast feeding cushion I managed to breastfeed after feeling a failure and thinking my body has failed me, I would have been one of those mums who thought she could not breast feed if it had not been for that midwife) We need to address why we have such a low number of mums breastfeeding, as the editor said, her breasts are her funbags, she wants to have wine etc, all rather silly arguments in my view, but then if she is that shallow then so be it. Re the Mind Shop, I disagree, a mistake does not result in someone being sprayed with air freshener, that is the issue I have with it, he hated the breastfeeding that much that he says it stank and sprayed the shop with air freshener...mistake? hmmph! That is a whole different thread.

That is a great advert, very creative.

That is shocking, more so also as I had assumed that working in a secondary school would involve more assaults on staff, it a shock to read that Primary school children top the table for assaulting their teachers.

I am not too keen on the feeding baby finger food before a year old, and I would rather not have any child gagging, and just do it from the slow but gradual purees, lump, solids/finger food stage as food before one is just about tastes and textures. I find that the baby mesh feeder a great way of getting babies to learn to chew instead of inhaling chunks of food and gagging :FOOD MESH Safety Food Mesh

You mean the green space by the library? 19th June sounds good for me!

They used to do one meal per day on the show, so we had half hour to focus on the host and it would go more into details such as where they shopped for their food, a tour of their house and so on but now they have compressed them all into a one hour show they have cut so many bits out, I don't like the new format, I prefer it spread over the course of the week.

Thanks for that Buggie and no my GP did not say much, he literally just said that I need to see someone at Kings to check the lump and that was it.

My son had his 8 months check and we have been referred to Kings as the GP said he had a lump in one of his testicles. I am not panicking or googling because google can be evil sometimes but does anyone have any experience about it? I am just putting it down to fatty tissue or something. I presume the hospital will just have a feel and do a scan? Thanks Heidi