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mattbambow

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Hi there...


new to this, but have found some of the posts really informed and interesting, so now hoping you can all put your minds to good use for me...


My wife is heavily pregnant and would like a pedicure...does anyone have any suggestions as to where this can be done? any recommendations??


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Can't speak from experience, but have heard Therapy (8 Melbourne Grove) recommended on the Forum, and apparently Dr. Boo on Northcross Road does pedicures too.


Bit off piste, but I can recommend from personal experience the pregnancy massage at Spa NK (we went to the one on Westbourne Grove)- an absolute delight, not least from the simple pleasure of being able to lie on ones front for the first time in months.


Good luck finding something lovely.

dulwichmum

dulwichmum

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Oh Mr Mattbambow what a darling man you are!


Dr Boo has an entire range of treatments particularly tailored to the pregnant lady about Lordship Lane! From Foot Wraps to spa experiences, massages and "Healing" (what in the name of God and all of his saints and angels is that?) and their Big Boo pedicure is a joy to experience (sigh)... They use Mama Mio - the only products for deluxe pampering of supermamas! It really is the only place to go sweetie! 22 North Cross Road, Tel. 0208 6934823

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