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Part time COOK / housekeeper role available from Mar

A busy household looking for someone reliable to come prepare our main meal (dinner) at least 2 -3 times / week and general housekeeping ( cleaning, tidying up , laundry & ironing).   Minimum of 5-6 hours per session. **Good cooking skills is a PREREQUISITE  - those who cannot cook well please d...
Forum: Job Vacancies
Topic: Part time COOK / housekeeper role available from Mar
Replies: 4
by supermoomoo
Mon Jan 20, 2025 6:17 pm

help! need to know how to get to Mayfield Gymnastics

calling on all those wise parents out there! we are doing a summer camp with Mayfield Gymnastics next week and I realised suddnely that I don't know where exactly they are located. I have heard before that it can be slightly confusing as it is located within the Springfield Hospital's ground ( thoug...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: help! need to know how to get to Mayfield Gymnastics
Replies: 2
by supermoomoo
Fri Jul 22, 2016 4:07 pm

Re: Workmen frustrations!

I'd say name and shame those who don't turn up... at least then it gets out there and see if they can continue to afford to do no-shows when they get no calls!
Forum: Homes & Garden
Topic: Workmen frustrations!
Replies: 5
by supermoomoo
Tue Feb 02, 2016 9:21 am

Re: Nanny pay adjustment due to new one

Thanks goldhawk for your reply.

if this is a relatively new nanny , and the annual review will be her first reivew... is this still reasonable to accept a pay rise? given that I think she has a very fair competitive rate (for Wandsworth!) already?
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Nanny pay adjustment due to new one
Replies: 4
by supermoomoo
Tue Jan 21, 2014 5:55 pm

Nanny pay adjustment due to new one

hi there just wanted some advice from you all out there. What is the standard practice on nanny pay if one is expecting a new addition to the family - given that prior to taking on the role, she was already briefed that the family is expecting to expand to have at least 1 more ( currently sole charg...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Nanny pay adjustment due to new one
Replies: 4
by supermoomoo
Tue Jan 21, 2014 5:46 pm

Re: What couldn't you live without in your kitchen?

The combi/steam oven is a good substitute for a microwave if you aren't a believer in microwaves ( which I am not) - i know a lot of people extol the virtues of heating up things quickly in a microwave and I can certianly see the convenience it brings; particularly if you have a family - however I j...
Forum: Homes & Garden
Topic: What couldn't you live without in your kitchen?
Replies: 62
by supermoomoo
Mon Jan 20, 2014 9:51 am

Re: What couldn't you live without in your kitchen?

oh yes.. forgot to add , i echo the sentiments of some on this thread who said pull out larders... very very useful for a long cupboard. also a pull out side/corner cupboard, best use of dead space. Millymac - the hot boiling water - yes you dont ever need the kettle ever again!!! it saves you a lot...
Forum: Homes & Garden
Topic: What couldn't you live without in your kitchen?
Replies: 62
by supermoomoo
Mon Jan 13, 2014 9:43 am

Re: What couldn't you live without in your kitchen?

boiling water tap - Quooker. will.never.regret.it. :) forget about other fancy gizmos.. spend your money on good ovens and hobs - be it gas or induction - they will last you a lifetime and they wil be precise , so your food will turn out more perfect than not more of the tie. ... and don't get distr...
Forum: Homes & Garden
Topic: What couldn't you live without in your kitchen?
Replies: 62
by supermoomoo
Mon Jan 13, 2014 9:36 am

Re: Rate Chinese lang schools

hi all it's me again :) i am looking to set up a private session with a chinese tutor ( most likely wtih Dragons in Europe) for my daughter who turns 3 in about a month's time. anyone interested in joining/sharing ? pls PM me. Happy to host the class at ours , we are in SW17 , very near Wandsworth C...
Forum: Schools
Topic: Rate Chinese lang schools
Replies: 25
by supermoomoo
Wed Jan 08, 2014 10:20 am

pregnancy yoga

anyone has a good pregnancy yoga teacher to recommend who is available to do private sessions at your home?

thanks.
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: pregnancy yoga
Replies: 1
by supermoomoo
Mon Nov 25, 2013 4:33 pm

Re: Motherism

Hi there Firstly , I think it takes a lot of courage to done what you have and make those great decisions and scarifices for your loving family. The ironic thing is, as a full time working mum, I feel totally inferior to the stay home mums! I always feel like I am last to know (and forget) about the...
Forum: General Chat
Topic: Motherism
Replies: 7
by supermoomoo
Mon Oct 28, 2013 4:35 pm

Re: what do we want on Abbeville Road?

sigh ! I am totally jealous... Northcote now is just crawling with Real estate agents, totally spoils the feel of the place - it used to be so lovely to hang out there. Abbeville road is the nicer one I think .... just unfortuantely a little further for us, and walking is a bit of a challenge, drivi...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: what do we want on Abbeville Road?
Replies: 11
by supermoomoo
Mon Sep 16, 2013 10:57 am

Re: Has anyone done Placenta Encapsulation?

have done cord blood (stem) cells storage but not placenta... so not sure if it is a similiar thing. was a very painless and professional service - receive loads of updates from the group as well in terms of advancement in their research so i have nothing but praise of them. http://www.futurehealthb...
Forum: Chat Here
Topic: Has anyone done Placenta Encapsulation?
Replies: 1
by supermoomoo
Mon Sep 02, 2013 5:51 pm

Re: Has anyone done Placenta Encapsulation?

have done cord blood (stem) cells storage but not placenta... so not sure if it is a similiar thing. was a very painless and professional service - receive loads of updates from the group as well in terms of advancement in their research so i have nothing but praise of them. http://www.futurehealthb...
Forum: General Chat
Topic: Has anyone done Placenta Encapsulation?
Replies: 2
by supermoomoo
Mon Sep 02, 2013 5:51 pm

Re: Rate Chinese lang schools

hi everyone

anyone interested in a small group direct private chinese tuiton for a 2.5 yr -3 yr , pls pm me. We might be able to start something with the dragonsineurope team.....

thanks!
Forum: Schools
Topic: Rate Chinese lang schools
Replies: 25
by supermoomoo
Tue Aug 20, 2013 5:44 pm