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i know there are loads of threads on here about this but i cannot find them so please help me..


now that the 4 year old has started school the 1 year old finally gets to do a few things that she might like to do rather than follow around after a 4 year old and his activities but i am so long off the 'circuit' that i have no idea what is out there anymore...


mainly looking for monday/ tuesday/ wednesday morning activities..


thanks,


craigy

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