Mutrik

Sounds odd to me too. I have had private treatment as an adult from Dulwich Orthodontic Centre. The treatment took a lot longer than it should have done, mainly due to the orthodontist in my view making mistakes and wasn't listening to me when I explained how my teeth were moving. I would have preferred using the other orthodontists (who do nhs treatment) in the practice but had to stay with The owner as he is the only one doing private treatment for adults apparently. He is only in on Mondays and Tuesday's which gives you as a lot less flexibility. If you get the treatment on NHS I would wait. Just because something is private doesn't need to mean it's better :( alrthough of course waiting times are shorter.

We have a Touran too which housed three kids in car seats and a double buggy. We did have to tAke the the two front wheels off the buggy to fit it in (side by side abc buggy which is pretty big) but we preferred that than buying a bigger car. I did like the S max as well though when we looked at it..

a pink scooter is fine in my view - it's only us adults who define colours as being for girls or boys etc. Don't think your two year old cares what colour it is and as long as he is happy.... So I would say your husband is unreasonable (sorry husband!)

Twins & Multiple births by dr carol cooper. (The essential parenting guide from pregnancy to adulthood). I found the book useful and quite interesting as it also deals with development and practical considerations when the children grow up. I second joining dulwich twin club. They do pre natal talks at Kings as well for parents expecting multiples.

We have a touran. It's great as a family car, plenty of space in the boot (when you are not using the other seats). I find ours a bit noisy on the motorway (diesel version) but otherwise very happy with it. All seats fold down so you can transport lots of stuff if ever needed rather than renting a van. We have the basic version which does not have electric windows at the back which is annoying (especially if you have young kids as then they can open them easily.)

What about a Volkswagen sharan? They are pretty big, takes lots of luggage etc. we have 3 kids and went for a touran in the end, but did also look at the sharan which is bigger..

I think they should be aligned And he should have asked you.

Hi, sounds great. Will see you there!

Thank you!

My sons are at Gumboots and love it. In fact one of them gets upset when it is not 'nursery day' as he enjoys it so much. There have been some changes to staff since s new manager started. However there are also staff who have been there for over 20 yrs. all staff, new and 'old' are great. food served each day is great and outdoor space is currently being overhauled a bit - my boys spends most of the day outside. Overall I would definitely recommend it.

The other school is currently in the lead, is there anyone who hasn't voted yet? It closes today.

Anyone else who would like to vote? :)

Fantastic that kings finally get the helipad :)

One of my boys pooed in his pants for a year after being dry. He also used to hide. If we found him hiding and tried to put him on the toilet he would become very agitated, scream and refuse to poo. And we didn't want to put him back in pull ups as he was dry at night. After a few months we bought a high step for the toilet from ikea so that he could sit more securely on the tolilet with feet firmly on step. Strangely from that point he started to improve. Some months later he suddenly decided he would do all poos on the toilet. (He never wanted to poo on the potty). I think our son just wasn't ready psychologically and we just really had to be patient with him and wait. It was quite frustrating and we had to clean many dirty pants! I remember wondering if he would ever start going I toilet!

The 16.58 from king's Cross going to Sevenoaks was delayed by 30 mins due to person trespassing.. maybe we should start some betting competition as to what excuses there will be for delays tomorrow.

My husband's train was delayed and then cancelled last night. In the end he took the bus home. I was late picking up the kids on Monday, on Tuesday I decided to go via LB only to have my train cancelled. I gave up - worked from home yesterday and today again. Am lucky that I have that option, but really need to go into the office next week. Seriously thinking about buying a bike as that seems to be the only option at the moment. (not so keen on the traffic though)

Voted - but it is still close! Keep voting

My husband went on Saturday - good outdoor facilities, breakfast club, indoor play (and it is free.) surprisingly quiet though so thought I'd raise awareness of it here on the forum! It used to be for dads only but it has now changed so mums are welcome too :). 9.30 - 11.30am.

Hi, i think a nursery school offers either am or pm slots so that the child only goes a few hours each day. I may be wrong but I think it is 3 hours per day, term time only and that this is free. Not sure if they offer additional hours which you can pay for. Call the school and ask, and they will also be able to give you an application form.

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?29,1456454 See thread above. I submitted without attaching any documents, hopefully it will be ok.....

Renata: And today i was unable to get on the train from denmark hill that leaves just after 8am (but was delayed). The train after which i did get on was also delayed and once it came we had to wait further as well outside Blackfriars

We recently went to a 4th birthday party at JAGS. Had a bouncy castle which the kids loved. Not sure how much it cost though. And maybe East Dulwich Community Centre?

Fireman sam is very popular with my young boys.

Anything to do with Frozen? That was what my 7year old niece wanted for her birthday.