Cbcx

Oops, this is Fiona sent from husbands account :)

That works for me! Shall we meet in the play area by the cafe? I'll be the frazzled looking one with the double buggy ;)

Poor you eatlessbread! My son has cows milk protein allergy that was confirmed by blood test at kings. His symptoms were rash all over his body and dry skin, colic type symptoms, wheezing and terrible poos. You should be able to ask to go for the blood test if you want to rule it out. Knowing for definite made our lives much easier ESP with feeding. When I was in a similar position to you I looked to change milk and routines etc, not sure that was the right thing to do with hindsight. It introduced more variables and more uncertainty. I send you best wishes that you and your baby manage to reach a solution very quickly. Please pm me if you would like anymore info xx

I would really recommend getting one. Towards the end of my pregnancy (with twins) I was exhausted , ratty and using public transport regularly (mainly to get to kings). On one occasion a kind bus driver made sure I had a seat before driving off. It was such a relief for me to have people offer a seat. Best of luck :)

Thank you forum members! Some great ideas here, I hadn't even thought about what I may need as they get a bit older too - yikes!

Hi forum, Seems a bit menial compared to some of the threads here but I need advice and/or recommendations on where I can get a large size changing bag. We have recently had twins and our newly purchased bababing changing bag is bulging at the seams with all the paraphernalia we need to take out with us. I think we're being modest with what we take out i.e. a couple of bottles for each babe, change of clothes, nappies etc. Are there any parentfolk out there who have any recommendations for a good large size bag or should we admit defeat and take out more than one bag (cripes!)? Many thanks, CBCX