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  1. Going through this now with youngest son, I do keep reminding myself that it will pass. His big bro had horrific tantrums, quite aggressive at times and has turned out to be v gentle and level headed. One thing that has worked for us is a unified push on the positive every now and again. Catch them doing good and make a fuss, its so easy to get into a negative cycle, esp with young baby around. Good luck, it does pass.
  2. Hello,


    Advice needed, my childs nursery has just said that they only pass on money for children doing 3 days or more, so children going 2 days get nothing. The nursery have recommended us putting him in for an extra day as it works out cheaper, really not satisfactory as i quite like his company!. I really don't want to fall out with them but i'm really annoyed esp as their website states that they pass it on to ALL children.


    I don't know many other parents there, what would you do?/ Does anyone get the discount elsewhere on 2 days?

  3. Yak Wrote:

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    > The plural of anecdotes isn't data, but for what

    > it's worth my August born brother was a classic

    > late developer - middleish through most of primary

    > school, terrible yr 9 results, ok GCSEs, good A

    > levels, a first class degree at Uni and is now a

    > research fellow at Oxford.


    Thanks, you just made my day!:)) (mother of a late developer)

  4. The council have almost no say over academies, no idea about free schools. Probably more effective to goto a chain instead e.g Harris or habidashers. I'm very wary of free schools, but then again I don't really know what they are. I am however awair that given the required buldges in primary schools the last few years I am glad someone is thinking about these things now. would be nice to hear the councils plans for dealing with these extra children when they hit secondary age. People sure arnt leaving the job security of London right now, or any time soon.
  5. Marmora Man Wrote:

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    > James Barber Wrote:

    > --------------------------------------------------

    > -----

    > > Shame that electricity sub station can;t be

    > placed

    > > under ground.

    > > It original dimensions would have been required

    > to

    > > support electric switch gear. Such switch gear

    > is

    > > now a fractino of the size and burying it would

    > be

    > > quite feasible.

    > > We'd then have a mini public square.

    >

    > Like this idea.


    Me too.

  6. So the 400k works are now under review due to the fact that people may be upset to lose some rusty bollards. Great. I walk past these every day and seriously the novelty has worn off. There is not going to be much money floating about over the next few years so if anyome is keen to get the works happening sooner rather than later and actually smarten the area the area up please speak up as the council are clearly listening.


    Edited to add


    Reworking this area was one on the labour peckham rye's pledges. It has been voted for!

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