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Prenatal pilates classes on Fridays?

Does anyone know of antenatal pilates classes on Fridays during school hours? I have searched on the internet but unable to find any classes specific to pregnant women other than in the evenings (when I am really too tired!) or weekends. Thanks for your help
Forum: Pregnancy and Birth in Nappy Valley
Topic: Prenatal pilates classes on Fridays?
Replies: 1
by Almaceti
Tue May 14, 2013 10:50 am

Re: Child Friendly Pub?

The most child friendly in the area is the Bread & Roses on Clapham Manor Street, i.e. you can leave your children run in the pub and in the garden without anybody being disturbed... great for a summer drink, however food not that great. I have been a number of times with my children to the Ston...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Child Friendly Pub?
Replies: 3
by Almaceti
Wed May 08, 2013 2:19 pm

Re: B&B recommendations Between the Commons area

The Lavender Guesthouse is good; my friends stayed there and were happy. Good location and affordable prices
Forum: Travel
Topic: B&B recommendations Between the Commons area
Replies: 6
by Almaceti
Wed May 08, 2013 8:49 am

Re: Does your au pair look after your baby?

Thank you to the other mums who have shared their experiences
Forum: Childcare
Topic: Does your au pair look after your baby?
Replies: 18
by Almaceti
Thu Apr 18, 2013 10:10 pm

Re: Does your au pair look after your baby?

I'm sorry nanny pippins but I feel offended by your post. Childcare is not priceless unfortunately. You probably earn more than me or you don't have children. The thing is I can't afford to spend £3000+ in childcare a month (which is I think approx what a family would spend for a full time nanny ask...
Forum: Childcare
Topic: Does your au pair look after your baby?
Replies: 18
by Almaceti
Thu Apr 18, 2013 10:08 pm

Re: Nanny insurance

I dont think insurance has anything to do with being ofsted registered. I did ask my nanny to take an insurance to cover her in case a damage occurs to my children while under her care. This is also in the family's interest although not compulsory. If she is not insured you may have a claim against ...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Nanny insurance
Replies: 5
by Almaceti
Fri Apr 12, 2013 3:15 pm

Re: Nanny insurance

I dont think insurance has anything to do with being ofsted registered. I did ask my nanny to take an insurance to cover her in case a damage occurs to my children while under her care. This is also in the family's interest although not compulsory. If she is not insured you may have a claim against ...
Forum: Childcare
Topic: Nanny insurance
Replies: 4
by Almaceti
Fri Apr 12, 2013 3:15 pm

Re: Nanny insurance

I dont think insurance has anything to do with being ofsted registered. I did ask my nanny to take an insurance to cover her in case a damage occurs to my children while under her care. This is also in the family's interest although not compulsory. If she is not insured you may have a claim against ...
Forum: Chat Here
Topic: Nanny insurance
Replies: 4
by Almaceti
Fri Apr 12, 2013 3:15 pm

Re: Does your au pair look after your baby?

Thanks for all your replies! I was especially looking for experiences from other families, as I have already found all these websites which are useful but at the same time, I have previously employed nannies who had very little experience at all with babies, but I still had to pay them as profession...
Forum: Childcare
Topic: Does your au pair look after your baby?
Replies: 18
by Almaceti
Wed Apr 10, 2013 2:54 pm

Re: Does your au pair look after your baby?

Thanks for all your replies! I was especially looking for experiences from other families, as I have already found all these websites which are useful but at the same time, I have previously employed nannies who had very little experience at all with babies, but I still had to pay them as profession...
Forum: Childcare
Topic: Does your au pair look after your baby?
Replies: 13
by Almaceti
Wed Apr 10, 2013 2:54 pm

Does your au pair look after your baby?

Hi, I am considering having an au pair to look after 2 school aged children and one baby, however having a look online it seems that au pairs cannot be given the full responsibility of under 2 years old. I am wondering if any families are doing it anyway...
Forum: Childcare
Topic: Does your au pair look after your baby?
Replies: 18
by Almaceti
Thu Apr 04, 2013 2:45 pm

Does your au pair look after your baby?

Hi, I am considering having an au pair to look after 2 school aged children and one baby, however having a look online it seems that au pairs cannot be given the full responsibility of under 2 years old. I am wondering if any families are doing it anyway...
Forum: Chat Here
Topic: Does your au pair look after your baby?
Replies: 0
by Almaceti
Thu Apr 04, 2013 2:45 pm

Does your au pair look after your baby?

Hi, I am considering having an au pair to look after 2 school aged children and one baby, however having a look online it seems that au pairs cannot be given the full responsibility of under 2 years old. I am wondering if any families are doing it anyway...
Forum: Childcare
Topic: Does your au pair look after your baby?
Replies: 13
by Almaceti
Thu Apr 04, 2013 2:45 pm

Re: paris recommendations

Yes I think bateaux mouches are really worth doing as you have views over the most famous monuments of Paris. Otherwise I would recommend a walk in the Marais (3rd/4th Arrondissements) you will find lovely restaurants, cafes, shops.... On the other side of the Seine, walk along 5th and 6th arrondiss...
Forum: Travel
Topic: paris recommendations
Replies: 24
by Almaceti
Wed Mar 27, 2013 3:12 pm

Re: paris recommendations

Yes I think bateaux mouches are really worth doing as you have views over the most famous monuments of Paris. Otherwise I would recommend a walk in the Marais (3rd/4th Arrondissements) you will find lovely restaurants, cafes, shops.... On the other side of the Seine, walk along 5th and 6th arrondiss...
Forum: Travel
Topic: paris recommendations
Replies: 9
by Almaceti
Wed Mar 27, 2013 3:12 pm