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Re: What to do with a Toddler with a Broken Leg?!

Thanks Claire. You are so right. He is crawling around quite happily and has stood on it already and figured out to go up and down the stairs, much better than I thought. Main issue is the itching and interrupted sleep. Did you take your son to soft play or anything like that? How did he burn off al...
Forum: Activities
Replies: 3
Fri Jun 13, 2014 2:50 pm

Re: What to do with a Toddler with a Broken Leg?!

Anyone had a child with a broken limb that can share?
Forum: Activities
Replies: 3
Mon Jun 09, 2014 9:01 am

Re: Which Lettings/management agent to use in Earlsfield...

I would say with absolute confidence, none of them. We have let our flat out in Clapham for years with various agents and managed ourselves and found them to offer very little other than be expensive and obstructive. This year we used Upad.com, an online service where you pay aprox £100 to advertise...
Replies: 3
Mon Jun 09, 2014 9:00 am

What to do with a Toddler with a Broken Leg?!

My 3 year-old boy fractured his leg yesterday, the poor lamb. He has a cast from the knee down. I have just given birth to his baby sister by c-sec and currently Daddy on paternity to lift and carry him but only for another week! I am mildly panicking about a) how I'm going to manage lifting and car...
Forum: Activities
Replies: 3
Sun Jun 08, 2014 11:00 am

Re: School holidays - divorced parents - advice?

Oh stop it, the OP intimated no such thing about wanting him to be grateful for all the access and specifically said no ex-bashing. Kids don't leave home at 14 either, honestly!
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Tue May 27, 2014 2:46 pm

Re: School holidays - divorced parents - advice?

What a strange question to ask CHT, leaving home as an adult is totally different! My 3 year-old son recently went to stay at his Grandma's for four days in a row for two weeks (4 days with her, 3 with us) whilst we had work done to the house. My hubs and I stayed for various reasons but basically w...
Replies: 15
Tue May 27, 2014 9:55 am

Re: Not married, breaking up and don't own house

Hi there, a friend of mine is an expert in family law of all kinds, especially separation and has his own practice called Prism Mediation which specialises in mediation avoiding court and all the expenses associated with. I hope he can help you, or at least give you the advice you need. Best of luck...
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Tue May 06, 2014 7:43 am

Re: Baby monitor hacked and stranger tried to wake baby

Only in America, only from the Daily Mail... how do they find this random crap? :roll:
Replies: 2
Mon Apr 28, 2014 9:28 am

Re: Is my boss being rude?

This mother sounds exactly like the kind of person I would hate to work for. She obviously has unrealistic expectations of the child (making multiple greetings cards at 20 mos? Come on! They don't have that kind of concentration! Even at nursery you get one card and object and thats that) She needs ...
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Tue Apr 15, 2014 9:57 am

Re: Cancelling a Play Date

Ooh I remember THAT post. Not cool. At all. I think having silly in the username is an understatement.
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Sun Apr 13, 2014 8:49 pm

Re: Cancelling a Play Date

The thing that confuses me is why would you arrange a playdate on a day he is at nursery anyway? Surely you have to pay for that day regardless, I've never just decided to do something else on a nursery day it's £70 in the bin! Ludicrous! Other than illness he's going come rain or shine. Also this k...
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Thu Apr 10, 2014 3:10 pm

Re: 'Fitted' ikea pax wardrobe?

I have to say you may be lucky to get a carpenter out to do such a tiny fiddly job, probably better bet is to use a handyman. Skilled carpenters probably aren't going to give you the time of day with a job like that.
Replies: 5
Mon Apr 07, 2014 11:09 am

Re: NINJA KIDS / MARTIAL ARTS FOR CHILDREN.

I see on the website there is a Ninjatots for 2-4, my son is almost 3 and I think it would be great to find an outlet for some of his typically more male qualities, i.e. bit of excess aggression and the love of rough and tumble in a more structured environment... any of those classes available in Lo...
Forum: Activities
Replies: 9
Tue Apr 01, 2014 11:02 pm

Re: 'Joy' in Southside

Haha! I've seen them and think they're a great tongue in cheek gift for adults. So what it's a bit of a naughty pun, not like it's for sale in Toys R Us! Come on people, it's not the 1950s!
Replies: 2
Mon Mar 24, 2014 10:46 am

Re: Free performance Workshop with West End Star for 4 - 16

Hi, do you have to sign up to the course to attend the free workshop? Or can you just turn up or book a space on that day? Thanks
Replies: 2
Mon Mar 17, 2014 10:25 pm