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I think as my daughter at nursery today will scoot to work instead as not sure can face do many trips/walks but I will definitely make Thursdays meet if others fancy assuming no baby!


Jude x

Ps Reducing nursery days from may/June so will be up for toddler activities on a Tuesday then

jnb

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Hi ladies and welcome to the new babies!


I have joined a baby massage class on Mondays @11.30 at the Clockhouse - just to share info!


Also I have a nanny starting 2 days a week. She's fantastic and very experienced with new borns, although Hector is 3 months now! She is looking for another part time position if any of you were thinking of hiring, please mail me and I'll give her details etc.


Hopefully I'll make Thursday, H has jabs :( xx


Jess

Piaf

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I am if others are! We have a site meeting at our building site of a house so will probably not make it til 11.30 or so


Be lovely to see people as hoping next week may have baby by then x


Jess - will be good to see you and hector ... Can't believe he is 3 mths?!?

j-mo

j-mo

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Hi ladies. I'm intending to come although have stupidly arranged food delivery for 11. So I'll be there when I can.

Jess - I also can't believe our little premie is 3 months already! You're an old hand now and can teach the rest of us how to do it again!

Jennie

Piaf

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Lovely looks like a few of us? I won't be there til 11.30ish and by sounds of it Jennie will be later but we are coming!


Jude x


Ps Gemma Bailey: welcome hope you have seen there is a meet today. Sounds like we are in identical positions and would be good to compare notes!

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