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Re: C - Section at St Georges

I'm not sure I agree with that as it's clinically proven that the sooner you get up and about the sooner your body recocers. You can of course ask to stay but from my perspective I felt very much ready to go home and whilst I agree it did feel daunting before the op it made perfect sense when I was ...
Forum: Pregnancy and Birth in Nappy Valley
Topic: C - Section at St Georges
Replies: 16
by AnnieH
Sun Jun 18, 2017 9:52 pm

Re: C - Section at St Georges

I had a c-section at George's and was out the next day. They run a programme called enhanced recovery which aims to get you on your feet, everything having gone well, the evening of the op. With a planned c-section I don't see why they would keep you in, it's only an emergency where your body has be...
Forum: Pregnancy and Birth in Nappy Valley
Topic: C - Section at St Georges
Replies: 16
by AnnieH
Sun Jun 18, 2017 7:02 pm

How does nanny pay work if only employing 2 days a week and another family employ for 3?

Hi I'm completely bamboozled. I am looking to employ a nanny for 2 days a week, she is employed 3 days a week with another employer. I assumed that we would pay 40% of her annual cost (including tax / NICs) e.g. £37k x 40% = £15k a year, which would mean we were effectively getting 40% of her tax al...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: How does nanny pay work if only employing 2 days a week and another family employ for 3?
Replies: 10
by AnnieH
Thu Jun 16, 2016 8:41 am

Part Time 2 day a week nanny wanted SW18

Hi I wondered whether any fabulous nannies were interested in a 2 day a week job (Monday and Friday or Monday and Wednesday) based in Earlsfield. It will be sole charge and will be looking after a 2 year old and doing the school run for a 4 year old and looking after him during the school holidays. ...
Forum: Childcare
Topic: Part Time 2 day a week nanny wanted SW18
Replies: 0
by AnnieH
Wed May 25, 2016 3:05 pm

Nanny wanted - 2 days a week from Sept

Hello I'm looking for a 2 day a week nanny, we're pretty flexible with days but would prefer Monday and Fridays. Role would be to look after my 4 and 2 year old, although the 4 year old would be in school 8.30-3.30. Hours would be 8-6, however again, there is some flexibility here for the right pers...
Forum: Childcare
Topic: Nanny wanted - 2 days a week from Sept
Replies: 2
by AnnieH
Tue May 17, 2016 6:58 pm

Re: What to ask a nanny in an interview?

That's amazing, thank you so much
Forum: Childcare
Topic: What to ask a nanny in an interview?
Replies: 5
by AnnieH
Tue May 17, 2016 6:51 pm

What to ask a nanny in an interview?

Hi

I would really appreciate any helpful pointers as to what to ask a nanny during an interview process and how I pick the right person for our family?

His is my first time through this process and it feels rather daunting.

Many thanks
Forum: Childcare
Topic: What to ask a nanny in an interview?
Replies: 5
by AnnieH
Tue May 17, 2016 4:36 pm

Re: 20% OFF Luxury holidays @ Gitcombe Country Cottages in D

Looks gorgeous and just what I'm looking for. Any chance if a June offer code?
Forum: Travel
Topic: 20% OFF Luxury holidays @ Gitcombe Country Cottages in Devon
Replies: 2
by AnnieH
Mon Feb 15, 2016 7:06 pm

Re: Should we bother applying to Honeywell or Belleville?

Just some other thoughts... Allfarthing will have a tiny catchment this year, prob around 250/300m in line with years before its bulge class. Next year will be even worse Floreat will most likely to continue to have a broad catchment area as minimal siblings, but this will shrink as there will be 30...
Forum: Schools
Topic: Should we bother applying to Honeywell or Belleville?
Replies: 8
by AnnieH
Fri Dec 11, 2015 11:00 pm

Re: Should we bother applying to Honeywell or Belleville?

Personally assuming you live around earlsfield / Wandsworth way I'd focus on the schools closest to you where you have a chance to get in.

I'm assuming the new floreat school is close to you to as a third option.
Forum: Schools
Topic: Should we bother applying to Honeywell or Belleville?
Replies: 8
by AnnieH
Fri Dec 11, 2015 10:22 pm

Re: Moving to Clapham - Big School Question

Hi, I wanted to say it may be worth you looking at Wandsworth prep. It's a small independent school that would definitely be able to cater for the challenges of your elder children needing to pick up the language. My children don't go there but having looked around it seems a very caring and nurturi...
Forum: Schools
Topic: Moving to Clapham - Big School Question
Replies: 28
by AnnieH
Fri Nov 13, 2015 6:30 pm

Re: Belleville 2015 Reception place not needed as going Priv

I may have just woken up grumpy, but I'm slightly outraged by this. How can parents who aren't going to take the places not let the council know. I find that pretty selfish behaviour.
Forum: Schools
Topic: Belleville 2015 Reception place not needed as going Private?
Replies: 6
by AnnieH
Fri Sep 04, 2015 8:41 am

Re: British Airways kids meals

Just to add my tuppence worth! I don't know about short haul but long haul you have to select one if you do want a child meal otherwise you'll get served an adult meal. Benefits of ordering one are, in my view, - your child gets their food first so you can help them eat whilst you're waiting for the...
Forum: Travel
Topic: British Airways kids meals
Replies: 5
by AnnieH
Mon Feb 23, 2015 3:20 pm

Re: Wee Ones

Sorry to open an old post, but I'm about to sign on the dotted line but realised unlike other nurseries here's not much positive feel back out there. Does anyone have any thoughts?
Forum: Childcare
Topic: Wee Ones
Replies: 3
by AnnieH
Fri Feb 20, 2015 7:23 am

Re: Thailand with a 4 month old

I've just done Thailand with a 8mth old, so would say it's v doable.

Happy if you want to pm me any questions
Forum: Travel
Topic: Thailand with a 4 month old
Replies: 3
by AnnieH
Mon Feb 02, 2015 6:59 am