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One o clock club Thursdays Also the children's centres have stuff afternoons - try Bessemer, ivydale Swimming at Peckham

Welcome to the forum, Sallyberry. I presume it's your website? Why not just say so?

Bearing in mind that the cheapest new stuff you can buy (primark/asda) is 3 baby grows for a fiver, I wouldn't pay more than 50p for a second hand baby grow in good nick, or 20p for a vest Socks are actually quite expensive for babies If the bundles will be picked up rather than posted I would do ?5 bundles, say 5 baby grows 5 vests Then make it up with some socks, couple of cardis For older kids, say 3 dresses or 3 tops/trousers, again for a fiver.

A remote controlled car...

Don't get me started on the Peckham rye water feature

The sandpit at the horniman isn't bad

And stuff run by the children's centres - Bessemer grange, ivydale, the one o clock club Things that have staff and are enclosed are good in your situation, I think The wildlife garden is good too

All saints in Peckham

At school they do one sound at a time, image of the letter, sound, song and action A a ants in your arm There is a rather good wall frieze that would serve as an aide memoire

We are mostly packed and in storage, but will need furniture loading, stuff collecting from the storage unit etc

Any ideas? Ballpark?

I have seen various suggestions for plastic zip wallets with different things in Or for slightly older than your little one http://www.sheknows.com/parenting/articles/5677/travel-kits-for-kids Must say taping up their mouths appeals ( joke)

We saw a junior ballet at Bromley - sleeping beauty Let me google This was it http://www.sadlerswells.com/show/English-National-Ballet-My-First-Sleeping-Beauty but a national tour just finished Just missed this http://www.ballet.org.uk/whats-on/enb2-my-first-cinderella I note there was a family friendly performance of this last Xmas http://www.eno.org/see-whats-on/productions/production-page.php?selected_date=13-01-2013&itemid=2005

CDs with stories and songs

I have had several complaints about DMC which is why I posted about the good service from the receptionist The staff there do their best, I know, though they are all very much 'employees' of a big machine

I have cancelled our link to Lloyds snd instead collect repeat prescriptions from DMc myself and go to a chemist

How about Amott Rd?

Eurax is really good to reduce itching

There is no link between a nursery place and reception It's a lovely nursery and the half day sessions are a good stepping stone to full time school if your child is currently not in any organised Childcare setting. But I can't see that moving her from a preschool where she is settled, would be in her best interests

really really sad

You could take action to reduce his contact with the dog fur, as a precaution Advice availsble on the net...

I think I would have a lazy day at home. Sourdough toast and scrambled eggs. Lounge around watching films.

They might mean nursery aged though ... Ie rising 4 Worth checking?

Scamps though think it might be from 4

One day is allowed