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Blossoms Montessori was amazing for my kids who also returned from abroad to attend.

Welcome! My youngest is 7… things we are doing : Time at various parks, there are loads to choose from locally Swimming at Alleyns (intensive booked classes) Horniman museum Dulwich library (there’s a free exotic creature event on Thursday 11-12) Ice cream at oddonos on lordship lane There’s an art class place on Melbourne Grove You can get cheaper theatre tickets for kids in London in August Have you got school places sorted out? Good luck with the unpacking!

It really depends on the child and how wrong it could go? Is there anyone else doing a similar journey that could help?

I also much prefer the econsult system, when I have needed, things have happened quickly.

I went to the Dulwich women?s health centre https://www.womenshealthdulwich.com/ and was seen quickly and was treated kindly. I then took the findings back to my nhs gp who acted quickly.

I?d love to help with this, but would prefer to sew fabric rather than knit/crochet- would that be ok?

We can recommend the wingless bird, she has taken excellent care of our cat on many occasions now.

Family feasts do an amazing one delivered- highly recommended

We will be there

Jacket potatoes, curry and rice, sausage and mash?

Sounds great, we are keen.

Do what works for you, we all have different things going on and different things that work/don?t work with our children.

Thanks, we are on FHR and this is the first we know of it.

Yes all open again now, that small pothole got pretty big by the way and some kind of water leak, it definitely required fixing.

Yes tonight was particularly bad for the green bottles- they seem partial to Parmesan! Several wasps also. Interested to hear deterrent ideas.

Not a can no, just a little ?beehive with books in it? glad to see people are already using it and swapping books!

Beehive Books (because it looks like a blue beehive) is on our steps on Forest Hill Road, at the end of Ryedale. Come along and help yourself to a book, swap one or drop one.

I can recommend the Lidl overlocker if you can get one, a fraction of the price of other machines on the market and for home sewing it does what I want it to do.

Aw thanks- we?re on FHR and my children get a real buzz from people stopping to look at their rainbow, we have a hopscotch on the pavement too, please join in and give them a wave!

Another recommenedation for Steve. I have used him for a number of jobs over the past few years, I know he will do the job very well at a reasonable price and I can trust him with keys. Steve cleared our new garden which was quite a task and suggested options for dealing with unwanted trees. I am really pleased wih the work done and how tidy everything was left at the end. I will certainly be giving Steve more work in future.

we love si mangia on forest hill road, Italian, they are great with my 3 aged 6,4 and 11 months, great food not usually busy if you eat early but good idea to book. They don't have a children's menu but are happy to do starter size portions or split a main meal over two plates which I think is how it should be.

stag and bow in forest hill have this sort of thing

3 here too (6,4 almost 1) it is busy and our home is never tidy but it is fab, I can't really remember what it was like with just 2. They lay together beautifully and the little one is always watching the older two. If you haven't already got one, a sling is a must!

as above but also... sustenance so they can all get through the next while with enough energy for the activity they are doing enjoyable family time, we always eat together and discuss the day or recent event fostering healthy enjoyment of food and good table manners everyone helps prepare either the food or setting the table and clearing away