EDmumma

and in the 30 seconds it took me to type that, my son just ate some cat biscuits. where is the real childrearing manual???

Hi, yeah- gosh there is so much I am learning about anatomy as I try and work out which bits don't work anymore (including my brain!). I was on the phone recently with a friend who has recently been promoted at work, which will include international travel to exotic places, and while we were chatting I was getting dog poo off my buggy wheel with a stick (not found in "Baby Love" by Helen Barker). That's why my encounter with Kim from Bloomers was so lovely. She just made me feel like there was hope - even if it involves spandex, lightweight steel and some double stitching. : )

Hello fellow mums, I have recently seen a local breast consultant and posting here to share my wonderful experience and recommendation... I have two young babies, 5 months and 19 months who I both breastfed - on the sound advice from midwives, health visitors and other health professionals. The benefits of breast feeding were spelled out and clear however I wish I was told about the consequences... saggy boobs. I somehow lived in hope that, like baby weight, this would change over time. After my consultation I since learned that no, sadly not. As there is no muscle tissue there is nothing left but stretched flesh (like a deflated balloon). Oh my, are we there already!? Anyway, I am writing to thank Sharon King of Bloomers Lingerie - next to the Patch on Lordship Lane for a full bra fitting and finding something with enough support to scoop up my saggy sacks and make me feel a little perkier. I honestly can't tell you what a difference it makes - I usually dash to TKMax and grab something on sale with a number combination that sounds about right. In lieu of surgical intervention, Sharon will make you feel like you again. Best ?27 I have ever spent. (http://bloomerslingerie.com/personalservice.php) x EDmumma