
Blueskies
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Didi dinos - formerly crystal palace one o clock club just inside crystal palace park do parties too, find them via their face book page. Would also enable a trip to the dinosaurs!
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Bubbly bees- yes went on Thursday quite recently.
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Neighbour Nightmare... Legal help needed
Blueskies replied to Monopoly31's topic in The Family Room Discussion
Leasehold advisory service (Google them) are useful and I'm fairly sure they have a helpline, good luck. -
Classes / groups for toddler + baby
Blueskies replied to pinkglitter's topic in The Family Room Discussion
Diddi dance is great for toddler and baby - wear baby in a sling and dance with your toddler! -
I've eaten at Aqua shard and although it was pricey the views and atmosphere was good. Enjoy!
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Sadly the messy play group in rockbourne youth club didn't start back up after the summer holidays. It was a fantastic group, haven't found anything like it elsewhere!
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Stupid question about curtains...
Blueskies replied to snowboarder's topic in The Family Room Discussion
I think you would be ok with this. I have had john lewis curtains made to measure before and in my opinion the 2.5 widths they do is a bit excessive especially if it is a blackout lining - I think you would get away with a smidgen under double width. Good luck. -
I have seen a few girls recently going to grey coats school going in via herne hill to Victoria - it's about a 15 min walk or 5 min on high frequency bus (507) from Victoria. And have seen a few going in from Peckham rye - Victoria too. Herne hill route much easier. Looks doable but would need a lot of stamina I think especially in first couple of years. Good luck x
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Good cafe near London bridge? Last minute query!
Blueskies replied to Convex's topic in The Family Room Discussion
Pizza express bankside or the real Greek bankside about 10 mins walk x -
We have this too with ur toddler and using gp prescribed thick emollient cream and cleanser to wash with, need to prevent skin drying out as that can cause it to flare up (in our case) so tring to apply at least twice a day. Good luck x
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George Brown of East Dulwich - tired & emotiona
Blueskies replied to Shaggy's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Yes thank you - very entertaining stories and good to know random political trivia about the area! -
Refocusing career after maternity leave
Blueskies replied to Beagle's topic in The Family Room Discussion
I have worked on large infrastructure projects. The main courses on project management that I've come across are the prince 2 qualification and also courses run by the association of project management- I've done the APM ones so can only really comment on those. There are three different levels for the APM qualifications. First is an introductory course which is done over 1-2 days an a short multiple choice exam. Then the APMP course which is a five day intensive tuition course plus written three hr exam at the end, you would need a bit of projects experience for the latter course I think but not sure is compulsory - doesn't have to be work, could be e.g. Managing house refurb relevant too. Finally a apm practitioners exam which you definitely need a good lot of projects experience to take. Good luck! -
Fire works - can I watch it from ED?
Blueskies replied to enjoy's topic in The Family Room Discussion
Canonbie rd in forest hill / honor oak behind the horniman- the road gets closed I believe. -
two questions - weaning and bottle feeding
Blueskies replied to stacker285's topic in The Family Room Discussion
Like everyone else, ignore the hv. You might find another one in the practice gives different advice. My son was off the chart - fully breastfed- and began solids just before 6 months (he was 23 pounds then). Our hv didn't tell us to wean early on account of his size. As I understand just because they're big doesn't mean digestive system is more mature / ready for solids Good luck
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