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Yedped- the first trimester was when I needed a seat the most, some days my morning sickness was so bad even having my eyes open made me feel unbearably sick. I'd much rather of had a seat from week 7 to 16 than in week 40 but I didn't want to wear the badge in the first 12 weeks as too many people I work with get on a the same train as me. In my experience people on the train were good at giving you a seat if you were visible, but getting on at ED means you are inevitably squashed up by the door. I wore a badge on those occasions so people didn't barge me! On busses there was no hope of a seat and I didn't like to ask as I was always worried I was kicking out someone else who could be in the early stages of pregnancy themselves or have an unseen disability and need a seat just as much as I did. Commuting - it's a minefield!

We took ours down after a month ourselves and dropped it off outside the estate agents door one evening.

My sister is trying to organise a christening for my nephew, we have the church part sorted but we were wondering if anyone had recommendations for places to use for tea and sandwiches afterwards? We both live in East Dulwich but our homes are on the small side and wouldn't acommodate the number of people (approx 30)! Any suggestions gratefully received!