Lakey01

Hi QueenMab. Thanks so much for this post QM, I bet I am not the only one thats found it useful too. I have tried to get on waiting lists at the widwife practices but think i will be too late (I think I was as 4th reserve at Oakwood!). I won't be moving to ED until around 34 weeks so I will just have to go to Kings I guess. I am going to have a tour of the hospital in a few weeks. Has anyone else done this tour yet? Also, is anyone else booked in for the NCT class starting on 27th April? The one on Therapia Road? Lakey x Lakey

Hello to all, I am due on 16th June. I currently live in the city but am hoping to move to ED in the next few months. I am registered on an NCT class in ED which starts at the end of April so need to be in by then. I am currently doing PG yoga near my current address, so would love to continue that when I move if possible, as I am really enjoying it. Also, I am booked to do a hybnobirthing course in Blackheath in March which I am very excited about as it comes highly recommended by friends, although the promises of "zero pain" are yet to be fully believed! Does anyone have any GP recommendations? I will obviously need to register promptly when I move, so any advice is much appreciated! Good luck to all! x

Hello all, I am hoping to move to ED in in the next 6 months or so, and we are due to have our first baby in June. I am planning on going back to work so I am wanting to look at nurseries as soon as possible, given the infamous ED problems with places! I am already going to see Peckham Rye Asquiths, but wondered if anyone had alternative recommendations, as I would prefer to take a look at a few to get more information and make an informed decision. The two main criteria (which are going to make things pretty restrictive I know!) - places from 9 months old (at the oldest) - hours of 8am to 6pm at a minimum Any information, good or bad, would be gratefully received and thanks very much in advance :) And happy new year! Sally