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Hi Ilaria and "Greycat" :-)


I am a new Mummy too, my little girl is just younger than yours - 9 weeks - but would love to meet up with other mummys too! I have learnt Italian for 2 yrs a few years back, it's a bit rusty now, so will be nice hearing the language and get up-to-speed to start speaking again!


Let me know when is a goid time to meet up and where?


A presto

NCT DULWICH & DISTRICT BUMPS AND BABIES group is back ...


Our informal monthly group for mums and babies /toddlers starts on Wednesday16th September from 10-11.30am at the Dish and The Spoon cafe Cheltenham Road SE15 3AF.


Further dates are :

Wednesday 16th October, Wednesday 11th November and Wednesday 9th December


The group is an relaxed friendly drop in for ALL


Hope to see you there

Any further info email [email protected]

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