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Totally agree, heartbreaking. Signed.

I've heard? (so not first hand experience, take it as you will1) ?.that they are brilliant. A bit of a faff to get used to, but possible and worth it for the results).

The Rosie Project is very entertaining (a rom-com in a book), I thought it was brilliant.

Thanks for highlighting the consultation - would not have been aware of it otherwise. Response completed and hope the proposals are binned/they invest in something more worthwhile.

Tuesday morning at the Copleston Centre/the church on Copleston road is still on (9.30am - 11.30am) and Rae (who runs it) is very welcoming.

Not sure if it's still the case but GDND (search for miss danni on here) does a street dance class on a Tuesday at the Goose Green Centre (next to the church) and it used to be very popular and full of boys.

Try JAGS - I can't remember what age they take them from but the intensive classes are open to non-members (mine was 5 when she did it, but there were some younger kids there).

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Having a possible stye on my right eyelid I wanted > to have a good look.I soon found that I could > close my left eye and see through my right eye. > But the other way around, I couldn't.Meaning I > couldnt close my right eye and keep my left one > open.I'm left handed. Has this something to do > with it? > Try it and let's see the results. I'm a lefty and can only do the opposite to you! (if trying to look through just one eye, can only close my right eye. My left one won't open/close independently, it's a tad frustrating).

I know it's not East Dulwich, but if anyone needs Pampers Baby Dry nappies, then Asda on Rye Lane have got a bunch of giga packs scanning at ?6 each (shelf price reads ?12.97, but it looks like they're trying to clear stock). They had sizes 3, 4, and 5 and they are located on the same aisle as the sweets near the front of the store.

Brilliant - thanks everyone for the suggestions (and yes, Norfolkvillas, you found the one I was after, thank you too).

Thanks, good find but I think it there was another one (maybe I'm wrong though).

I'm looking for a modern-day 'Sanctuary' (since the one in Covent Garden closed) for myself and some girlfriends to have a pampering day out together. Either in London or short-ish train/car journey away. I've found the Old Street one that has been recommended previously, which looks great, but it would be good to give my friends a choice. There was a similar thread not that long ago, but I can't find it (anyone else find the search function a bit hit and miss on here?!). Any day spa suggestions (or a link to the other thread) would be very gratefully recieved. Thanks!

Yogabeez at Gaia Studio on the corner of Maxted Road and Oglander Road (near Bellenden Road shops). My daughter has been going for over 18 months and really loves it. Small class size and fantastic teacher. www.littlelotusyoga.co.uk

Try messaging her on her Facebook (bea's baby bop) page(?)

Amott Road Pre-school... they now take little ones from the age of 2. http://amottroadpreschool.weebly.com/

Assuming its for you (for coffee etc) - try one of these (not cheap but cost effective in the longer term if you've avoiding barista-prepared drinks!): http://www.amazon.co.uk/Thermos-Genuine-Stainless-Leak-Proof-Travel/dp/B00719NIG6/ref=pd_cp_kh_0 I bought the previous version a couple of years ago, it's definitely leak-proof even in the bottom of bags/the buggy.

Yes, buy a new hose. Should be food grade one (so not from the garden centre!).

Lucy Sparkles does musicianship classes for 4 year olds. Highly recommended as helps with singing and prep for learning an instrument. See her posts on here for more info.

See the facebook page or their website: http://amottroadpreschool.weebly.com/

Picture pockets: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Picture-Pockets-A4-Hanging-Gallery/dp/B006GEZ0YU (obviously not good for huge masterpieces nor storing the volume of stuff produced but for me it's a start!)

That sounds terrible. Sorry to hear you're going through this. Have you heard about silver nipple cups to help with the healing? Recommended by a few friends and worth googling in relation to irritant dermatitis. Good healing and good luck!

We wanted one that was battery powered and liked the simplicity of this one: http://www.jojomamanbebe.co.uk/sp+kidsleep-globetrotter-travel-alarm-clock-in-sleep-training-and-night-lights+b6279 The sheep is either asleep or awake, no noise and not an overly-bright light. You set the time for the sheep to 'wake up'. Have used it from 18 months old - the novelty of being woken by sheep impressions from our youngest was very entertaining once he got the hang of it. Good luck!

Try these: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003SEOV64/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 They fit over their shoes and are great when they are still in smaller sized shoes and/or flexible soles.

We've used a Prince Lionheart booster -not cheap but very sturdy, no need for straps and easy to wipe clean (my 5 year old still uses one). You can get them on ebay sometimes too. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Prince-Lionheart-Soft-Booster-Orange/dp/B001EBJ9D8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1400609561&sr=8-1&keywords=prince+lionheart+booster

We had the procedure done at our own home. We had no problems at all with it, very quick and simple. Katie is professional and knows her stuff. She used sterile equipment and scrubbed her hands accordingly first. She requests that someone holds the baby (she also recommended that the baby is swaddled). Hy husband held our little one and it was over very quickly and straight on the boob (apparently breastmilk helps to relieve the pain). Good luck and feel better soon.