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Matilda musical tomorrow night

bought 4 tickets for this musical (tomorrow 7.30 Cambridge theatre)- Cannot make it, if you wish to buy (very good seats):
Dress Circle D17 to D20, £235.
Forum: Activities
Topic: Matilda musical tomorrow night
Replies: 0
by Honeymummy
Tue Oct 07, 2014 11:55 am

Re: London activities

The farm (for young children) in Wimbledon -walk along the Wandle trail (passing by Merton Abbey's Sunday market)
Charles Dickens' museum and Sir John Soane's Museum
The Wallace Collection
Holland Park (japanese garden and playgrounds)
The Olympic Park?
Forum: Activities
Topic: London activities
Replies: 13
by Honeymummy
Fri May 02, 2014 9:58 am

ear piercing on Tooting?

Could anyone recommend a good Indian ear piercing place please?
Tx
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: ear piercing on Tooting?
Replies: 1
by Honeymummy
Wed Jul 03, 2013 6:52 pm

Re: Sad after stopping Breastfeeding, need support/to share

Well...it's tough to stop breastfeeding when this isn't what you wished. I mean emotionally. I had to do it with my 2nd child, after a month she was having too much colic and I decided enough was enough, for her well being. With my first child I had persevered for 6 months, somehow convinced by the ...
Forum: General Chat
Topic: Sad after stopping Breastfeeding, need support/to share
Replies: 29
by Honeymummy
Sat Jun 29, 2013 10:15 pm

Re: Sad after stopping Breastfeeding, need support/to share

Well...it's tough to stop breastfeeding when this isn't what you wished. I mean emotionally. I had to do it with my 2nd child, after a month she was having too much colic and I decided enough was enough, for her well being. With my first child I had persevered for 6 months, somehow convinced by the ...
Forum: Chat Here
Topic: Sad after stopping Breastfeeding, need support/to share
Replies: 15
by Honeymummy
Sat Jun 29, 2013 10:15 pm

Re: Bilingual children - another question!

Hi, I have a daughter (7) in an English school, and ever since she started I switched to English for all her school homework. At other times (during school breaks) we do similar exercises in French with French activity books. It works very well for us. She can read in both languages.
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Bilingual children - another question!
Replies: 7
by Honeymummy
Wed Jun 12, 2013 12:23 pm

Re: Forgot Anniversary!

agree with Nathalie! And remember to forget his next birthday.
Forum: General Chat
Topic: Forgot Anniversary!
Replies: 5
by Honeymummy
Tue May 28, 2013 12:20 pm

Re: Forgot Anniversary!

agree with Nathalie! And remember to forget his next birthday.
Forum: Chat Here
Topic: Forgot Anniversary!
Replies: 5
by Honeymummy
Tue May 28, 2013 12:20 pm

Re: Milk allergy anyone?

She's 7 now and still has a bit of Neocate everyday because her diet is quite restricted. But we're trying to stop it... I can't remember if lactose intolerance/allergy was investigated, but it was clear to the doctor that the milk protein was at cause. NB: I actually felt guilty for persevering wit...
Forum: Chat Here
Topic: Milk allergy anyone?
Replies: 7
by Honeymummy
Tue May 14, 2013 2:38 pm

Re: Milk allergy anyone?

She's 7 now and still has a bit of Neocate everyday because her diet is quite restricted. But we're trying to stop it... I can't remember if lactose intolerance/allergy was investigated, but it was clear to the doctor that the milk protein was at cause. NB: I actually felt guilty for persevering wit...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Milk allergy anyone?
Replies: 8
by Honeymummy
Tue May 14, 2013 2:38 pm

Re: Milk allergy anyone?

On second thoughts: fish is a common allergen. Keeping a diary of your son's meals could help you notice a pattern.

Other common allergens are: wheat, soya, nuts, peanuts and eggs. But then it could be anything.
Forum: Chat Here
Topic: Milk allergy anyone?
Replies: 7
by Honeymummy
Tue May 14, 2013 2:19 pm

Re: Milk allergy anyone?

On second thoughts: fish is a common allergen. Keeping a diary of your son's meals could help you notice a pattern.

Other common allergens are: wheat, soya, nuts, peanuts and eggs. But then it could be anything.
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Milk allergy anyone?
Replies: 8
by Honeymummy
Tue May 14, 2013 2:19 pm

Re: Milk allergy anyone?

SHe is fine with fish, but she's got many other food allergies which developed while she was on exclusive breastmilk (so unfair! All my efforts...Utter nonsense!!) Anyway, the best thing you can do is to get a diagnosis on milk and other various foods in case he might be reacting to something else? ...
Forum: Chat Here
Topic: Milk allergy anyone?
Replies: 7
by Honeymummy
Tue May 14, 2013 2:13 pm

Re: Milk allergy anyone?

SHe is fine with fish, but she's got many other food allergies which developed while she was on exclusive breastmilk (so unfair! All my efforts...Utter nonsense!!) Anyway, the best thing you can do is to get a diagnosis on milk and other various foods in case he might be reacting to something else? ...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Milk allergy anyone?
Replies: 8
by Honeymummy
Tue May 14, 2013 2:13 pm

Re: Milk allergy anyone?

Hi, we've got similar problems with our daughter and we found that allergies are frustrating even more so because they can come and go and there doesn't seem to be any sense behind it. C&W has a very competent allergy clinic led by Dr Markiewicz who I believe is a consultant at the Cromwell Hosp...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Milk allergy anyone?
Replies: 8
by Honeymummy
Tue May 14, 2013 12:24 pm