mcgowankim

Yes, tuesday is a good day for us....Rougepamplemousse come join us!

Just wanted to say it was lovely to meet you all this morning! Lovely to chat and maybe catch up next week (Jack my partner is off to Lisbon so will really need the grown up conversation!) Happy to have people at my place (assuming there aren't hoards!). Kim

Lovely... I am away from tomorrow morning till monday am, so let me know when and where and I'll be there. Kim

We'd love to meet up. Am away till monday, but could do Tuesday. Mornings or post 3pm good for Oliver (17months) and I... Yes! Hang in there Nabz its true it get SOO much better. You won't believe us. Before you know it you'll be sounding like a well seasoned mum doing it all! Keep your chin up. Have you looked into the NCT tea mornings in Nunhead. There is a really good group for new mums. Check them out. Look forward to meeting up.

Hi there, I am lucky enough to be a stay at home mum, and my son (who has just turned one) and I have much enjoyed the company of local friends and NCT mums over the past year. However I seem to be the only one not returning to work and wondered if there are any other fulltime mums out there who would fancy getting together / doing something a bit different like a gallery or something now and again. Invitation obviously extends to working mums too... not trying to be prejudice, but it seems to be very hard to schedule something in with my existing working mum friends! Anyway, just looking for some lovely ED mums to hang out with now and again! Kim

Gutted I just saw this message.... would love to attend the next one as looking to meet local mums since all my pals have returned to work!!!

Hi all, Sympathies to those with sensitive little ones. Most of the stories ring true with my LO who is now 10months and allergic to milk and egg (also had reflux when breastfed and think my high dairy diet caused it as I am coeliac!). He too developed a soya intolerance after we swapped to soy formula and he is now on a special cows milk one which he is fine with thankfully. I was going to post a similar question as I too am struggling with what to give him. I find his diet is very low fat and when most kids are chomping through yoghurt and cheese most meals I am concerned his diet is a bit light. Have spoken with the excellent dietician at Kings for a few ideas, but wondered if anyone would mind sharing what they have. BTW - he started off BLweaned and we're now half and half with spoon feeding as he loves to feed himself, but has recently got SUPER fussy and spends most of his time dropping stuff off the side. Look forward to some inspiration. Thanks in advance! Kim P.S. Anyone fancy a coffee to share war wounds let me know.