Think have an old one, call me nxt week when back in town,
Jessica
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-----Original Message-----
From: "ib.ames" <ib.ames@...>
Date: Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:05:03
To: <boroughbabies@...>
Subject: [boroughbabies] Cot mattress- wanted for borrow or hire
Hiya All
Just wondered if any of you good ladies would have a spare cot mattress which
they could lend me for the run up to the festive period..?
We have quite a few friends coming to visit, and though I have suddenly ended up
with 2 cots, (actually, one's a cotbed, and ones a toddler bed I have just moved
B to, but they both use the same cot size mattress) I only have one mattress
(which my daughter uses)
Since we have a bun in the oven (so to speak) due in March, we will be buying a
new mattress.... eventually...., but it feels a bit early days right now
(superstitions are hard to forgo). I would only need it for the odd night in the
next few months, but probably best if I could borrow from someone who doesnt
need theirs immediately, and can lend it to me for the whole festive period so
we dont have to lug things about
Anyway- if anybody has a spare one I could borrow/hire - that would be great,
thank you
Cheers
IAA
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Hi everyone
Southwark Playhouse has just started a weekly term-time only series of small
play/workshops for under 5s. We attended last thursday, and we were very
spoiled. my daughter and best friend being the only kids there.The show was
lovely,the handmade puppets exquisite,the workshop at the end a touch too
educational for my liking but overall I'd really really reccomend it. Also
there's nothing like it in the area and it should be supported, The space itself
is not your usual toddler venue either, Well worth the visit and the 3pounds per
child fee,(adults don't pay, 2.50 per child if you have a flyer/card, which you
can pick up at the theatre)
Every week there's something different,please check www.spsecrets.com for
details, directions etc
Also this thursday monthly toddler session at Tate Modern community garden
starting at 10.30. I don't have the actual webpage address but it shouldn't be
difficult to find it on the tate website.
I'm really pleased to have joined your group and I'm really enjoying receiving
all your messages. Regards to you all
Catia
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Dear all,
Please see information on the Diwali event being held tomorrow after school
around Mint Street - please do note that due to the predication of heavy rain
the venue has been moved to 56 Southwark Bridge Rd, just up the road from Mint
Street Park, opposite the Island Cafe.
Don't miss the chance to celebrate Diwali with events taking place taking this
Wednesday afternoon (21 October).
Anyone who has not celebrated the Hindu Festival of Lights will be charmed by
this opportunity to explore one of the world's oldest stories, told
traditionally through puppets, drumming and songs, and to discover the world of
Rama, Sita and Goddess Lakshmi.
As Saleha Ahmed, Community Development Worker for the Bengali Women's Group
explains: "Diwali is a national holiday in India. It is the five day Festival of
Lights when we light up our homes and share sweet food to celebrate the triumph
of good over evil. It is important to our members who follow the Hindu faith."
The event is being coordinated by Bankside Open Spaces Trust. Its Director,
Helen Firminger, invites everyone to "put on warm clothes, bring torches, make
friends and share in the harvest festivities and seasonal celebration of Diwali,
while demonstrating the triumph of good over evil across two of our much loved
green places, Christ Church Garden in Southwark, and Mint Street Park."
Celebrations will start from 2pm at Christ Church Garden, Blackfriars Road with
a welcome from community leaders followed by workshops. According to Reverend
Tim Scott of Christ Church, "In many faiths, including Christianity and
Hinduism, we dedicate times of the year to the renewal of our lives and of our
faith. We seek to reflect on what has gone before and to reconnect with all that
gives light. Together, and through the celebration of our festivals, we can
increase our consciousness of the ways in which light can triumph over darkness
and good over evil."
From 3pm the procession will comprise children from Friars and Johanna primary
schools, together with members of the Blackfriars Older People's Project and the
Bengali Women's Group will depart via Blackfriars Road making its way to Mint
Street Park by 3.30pm. Events continue there until 5pm with storytelling,
drumming workshops and dance performances.
Venue: Leonard Cheshire Disability Centre, 56 Southwark Bridge Road, (at
junction of Union St) London SE1. Borough or London Bridge Tube Station.
Time for dances, puppets and story: 3.45 to 5.15 pm.
Sarah will be there organising the event.
Rebekah
Dear All
I have made a mistake. The correct website address for the theatre workshop is
www.spsecrets.co.uk. Thanks to Murielle for making me realise. Many apologies!
Regards
Catia
--- On Tue, 20/10/09, catia colaiacovo <catiacolaiacovo@...> wrote:
From: catia colaiacovo <catiacolaiacovo@...>
Subject: [boroughbabies] Under 5 theatre workshops at southwark playhouse
To: boroughbabies@...
Date: Tuesday, 20 October, 2009, 22:21
Hi everyone
Southwark Playhouse has just started a weekly term-time only series of small
play/workshops for under 5s. We attended last thursday, and we were very
spoiled. my daughter and best friend being the only kids there.The show was
lovely,the handmade puppets exquisite,the workshop at the end a touch too
educational for my liking but overall I'd really really reccomend it. Also
there's nothing like it in the area and it should be supported, The space itself
is not your usual toddler venue either, Well worth the visit and the 3pounds per
child fee,(adults don' t pay, 2.50 per child if you have a flyer/card, which you
can pick up at the theatre)
Every week there's something different,please check www.spsecrets. com for
details, directions etc
Also this thursday monthly toddler session at Tate Modern community garden
starting at 10.30. I don't have the actual webpage address but it shouldn't be
difficult to find it on the tate website.
I'm really pleased to have joined your group and I'm really enjoying receiving
all your messages. Regards to you all
Catia
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Does anyone know if a parent and baby screening is happening today at
Bermondsey square? They are normally on at 11am but their office doesnt
open until then either.
P S I like the idea of manipulating the film schedule to our preferences!
Angelica
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 10:12 PM, Shweta <shwetasaya@...> wrote:
> Hey
>
> Sounds good I would be up for Harry Potter!
>
> --- In boroughbabies@..., "Caroline" <cvanmaurik@...> wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> > On Friday a group of mummies took our babies to the mother and baby
> screening at the Short Wave Cinema at Bermondsey Square. The listing was for
> a film on the invasion of Iraq which we felt was a bit dark for the babies
> first trip to the cinema, so the manager put on A Good Woman which was nice
> and upbeat with a happy ending. He has agreed that if we can guarantee 20
> parents who buy a hot drink with their ticket then we can choose the film
> that we watch. I think it is a weekly event on Fridays at 11am, so should we
> try and agree on films that we would like to see and email them?
> > Personally I would like to see the most recent Harry Potter film and
> Julie and Julia, how about you?
> > For more details go to http://www.shortwavefilms.co.uk/
> >
> > Caroline
> >
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
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Hi
My understanding is that it's going to be every other week so not today but next
week.
Jane
To: boroughbabies@...
From: angelicaronald@...
Date: Fri, 23 Oct 2009 09:09:57 +0100
Subject: Re: [boroughbabies] Re: parent and baby cinema
Does anyone know if a parent and baby screening is happening today at
Bermondsey square? They are normally on at 11am but their office doesnt
open until then either.
P S I like the idea of manipulating the film schedule to our preferences!
Angelica
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 10:12 PM, Shweta <shwetasaya@...> wrote:
> Hey
>
> Sounds good I would be up for Harry Potter!
>
> --- In boroughbabies@..., "Caroline" <cvanmaurik@...> wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> > On Friday a group of mummies took our babies to the mother and baby
> screening at the Short Wave Cinema at Bermondsey Square. The listing was for
> a film on the invasion of Iraq which we felt was a bit dark for the babies
> first trip to the cinema, so the manager put on A Good Woman which was nice
> and upbeat with a happy ending. He has agreed that if we can guarantee 20
> parents who buy a hot drink with their ticket then we can choose the film
> that we watch. I think it is a weekly event on Fridays at 11am, so should we
> try and agree on films that we would like to see and email them?
> > Personally I would like to see the most recent Harry Potter film and
> Julie and Julia, how about you?
> > For more details go to http://www.shortwavefilms.co.uk/
> >
> > Caroline
> >
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
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Sounds great, thanks for letting us know,
Jessica
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-----Original Message-----
From: catia colaiacovo <catiacolaiacovo@...>
Date: Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:21:55
To: <boroughbabies@...>
Subject: [boroughbabies] Under 5 theatre workshops at southwark playhouse
Hi everyone
Southwark Playhouse has just started a weekly term-time only series of small
play/workshops for under 5s. We attended last thursday, and we were very
spoiled. my daughter and best friend being the only kids there.The show was
lovely,the handmade puppets exquisite,the workshop at the end a touch too
educational for my liking but overall I'd really really reccomend it. Also
there's nothing like it in the area and it should be supported, The space itself
is not your usual toddler venue either, Well worth the visit and the 3pounds per
child fee,(adults don't pay, 2.50 per child if you have a flyer/card, which you
can pick up at the theatre)
Every week there's something different,please check www.spsecrets.com for
details, directions etc
Also this thursday monthly toddler session at Tate Modern community garden
starting at 10.30. I don't have the actual webpage address but it shouldn't be
difficult to find it on the tate website.
I'm really pleased to have joined your group and I'm really enjoying receiving
all your messages. Regards to you all
Catia
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Hi yummy mummies,
I just discovered that there is an online petition against 'The Tooley Street
Horrors', basically to ask Southwark council to make London Dungeon and The
London Bridge Experience contain the blood and guts to the inside of the
attraction as they are frightening to small children. If you would like to sign
here is the link
http://www.gopetition.co.uk/petitions/stop-tooley-street-horrors/sign.html#se
Caroline
I have just been informed that Friars School will be holding a NNS on the 28th
November. When I have more details (booking a table, etc...) will let everyone
know.
Rebekah
Dear all,
Please find below information about all the great things going on this half term
in the area - no excuse to stay at home!!!
FRIENDS OF THE MINI MINTS
SUNDAY 25th OCTOBER
October Plenty and Apple Day
Time: From 11am
What: Bankside Pier Seasonal celebration in Bankside & Borough. Heavy with
wheat, fruit & vegetables, the magnificent Corn Queen will appear in procession
in front of the Globe with her company of actors, along with the traditional
hobby horse, strung with cakes & loaves will join them, led by the extraordinary
Berry Man, the autumnal Green Man, decked with wild fruits & foliage. 12noon
Spooky activities to make and do inspired by books.
Borough Market Southwark Cathedral will be decorated with a cornucopia of apples
and an Apple Day Cathedral Choral Eucharist at 11am and Borough Market will be
open promising an array of apple-y activities including an apple-pealing
competition and apple-pressing. The drama troupe The Lions part will perform in
The Green Market and fun and games to be had by all in the South West Churchyard
with The Ministry of Fun. The Refectory will be serving a Bramley Apple echo-ing
menu.
Where: Around Borough Market and Southwark Cathedral
Who: All the family
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
MONDAY 26th OCTOBER
Apples are Magic!
Time: 1-4pm
What: Make crab apple cheese and play with apple words. 16 children, on
first-come- first served basis
Where: Tate Modern Community Garden
Who: All ages!
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
TUESDAY 27th OCTOBER
Spooky Halloween activities to make and do
Time: 3.30pm to 5.30pm
What: Spooky activities to make and do inspired by books.
Where: Centre for Literacy in Primary Education, Webber Street, SE1 8QW
Who: Families with children aged between five and 11 (though I go with Jibriel
who is under five!)
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
WEDNESDAY 28th OCTOBER
The Big Bulb Plant
Time: 1-3pm
What: Plant spring flowering bulbs and create Autumn crafts, all ages welcome.
Where: Waterloo Millenium Green
Who: All ages
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
THURSDAY 29th OCTOBER
Trip to the Garden Museum
Time: 1-4pm
What: Come with us to see the 'THE GOOD LIFE - 100 Years of Growing Your Own'
exhibition and explore the museum. 16 children on first-come-first served basis
Where: Meet at Playspace, 1 Coral Street
Who: All ages!
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
FRIDAY 30th OCTOBER
Bingo the Dog, Makaton Storytelling
Time: 2.30pm-3.30pm
What: Learn some Makaton and hear an interactive story about Bingo the Dog and
his adventures and explore the Cuming Museum to discover the animals there.
Where: The Cuming Museum, Old Town Hall, 151 Walworth Road, London SE17 1RY
Tube: Elephant & Castle (Bakerloo and Northern lines)
Bus: 171, 12, 148, 468, 68, 343, P5, 35, 45, 40, 176.
Who: All ages!
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
SATURDAY 31st OCTOBER
Saturday Family Gardening
Time: 10.30am-12.30pm
What: Come and join us for Autumn crafts activities and plant some of the food
you have seen at the 'Good Life' exhibition on Thursday! 12 children accompanied
by parents/carers.
Where: Diversity Garden, Library Street, behind Webber Street
Who: All ages!
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
MONDAY 26th to SATURDAY 31th OCTOBER
The Witch's Kitchen
Time: 2pm
Where: Old Operating Theatre, Museum and Herb Garret
What: Medicine and magic
Who: All ages!
Booking: £5.60; conc £4.60; child £3.25; family (2+4) £13.75
Black History Month Family Workshops
Time: 2pm
Where: Imperial War Mueseum
Who: All ages!
Booking: Drop in sessions - FREE
WEDNESDAY 28th to FRIDAY 30th OCTOBER
Big as the Sky
Time: Drop in anytime between 11am and 3.30pm
Create a huge panoramic artwork.
Where: Royal Festival Hall
Who: All ages!
Booking: FREE- Suitable for ages 7 and over.
Thanks for this, Caroline.
I completely agree - it's a real nuisance. I put in a complaint to the noise
team at Southwark Council a few months back. They replied by saying that it
wasn't their problem since the noise was OUTSIDE in the street and not contained
in a building. They couldn't direct me to anyone else to make a complaint.
Helpful, huh!
I hope the petition is a bit more successful. Failing this, we could also write
to our MP Simon Hughes who has been a fantastic help to me in the past.
Jennifer
--- In boroughbabies@..., "Caroline" <cvanmaurik@...> wrote:
>
> Hi yummy mummies,
> I just discovered that there is an online petition against 'The Tooley Street
Horrors', basically to ask Southwark council to make London Dungeon and The
London Bridge Experience contain the blood and guts to the inside of the
attraction as they are frightening to small children. If you would like to sign
here is the link
http://www.gopetition.co.uk/petitions/stop-tooley-street-horrors/sign.html#se
>
> Caroline
>
GOOD IDEA!,
Scary to us all. Especially when they come up to you...
Jessica
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-----Original Message-----
From: "Caroline" <cvanmaurik@...>
Date: Thu, 22 Oct 2009 16:35:48
To: <boroughbabies@...>
Subject: [boroughbabies] Petition against Tooley street gore
Hi yummy mummies,
I just discovered that there is an online petition against 'The Tooley Street
Horrors', basically to ask Southwark council to make London Dungeon and The
London Bridge Experience contain the blood and guts to the inside of the
attraction as they are frightening to small children. If you would like to sign
here is the link
http://www.gopetition.co.uk/petitions/stop-tooley-street-horrors/sign.html#se
Caroline
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Looks great, thanks
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-----Original Message-----
From: "rebekahbostan" <rebekah@...>
Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2009 09:22:12
To: <boroughbabies@...>
Subject: [boroughbabies] HALF TERM FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY - MOST OF IT FREE
Dear all,
Please find below information about all the great things going on this half term
in the area - no excuse to stay at home!!!
FRIENDS OF THE MINI MINTS
SUNDAY 25th OCTOBER
October Plenty and Apple Day
Time: From 11am
What: Bankside Pier Seasonal celebration in Bankside & Borough. Heavy with
wheat, fruit & vegetables, the magnificent Corn Queen will appear in procession
in front of the Globe with her company of actors, along with the traditional
hobby horse, strung with cakes & loaves will join them, led by the extraordinary
Berry Man, the autumnal Green Man, decked with wild fruits & foliage. 12noon
Spooky activities to make and do inspired by books.
Borough Market Southwark Cathedral will be decorated with a cornucopia of apples
and an Apple Day Cathedral Choral Eucharist at 11am and Borough Market will be
open promising an array of apple-y activities including an apple-pealing
competition and apple-pressing. The drama troupe The Lions part will perform in
The Green Market and fun and games to be had by all in the South West Churchyard
with The Ministry of Fun. The Refectory will be serving a Bramley Apple echo-ing
menu.
Where: Around Borough Market and Southwark Cathedral
Who: All the family
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
MONDAY 26th OCTOBER
Apples are Magic!
Time: 1-4pm
What: Make crab apple cheese and play with apple words. 16 children, on
first-come- first served basis
Where: Tate Modern Community Garden
Who: All ages!
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
TUESDAY 27th OCTOBER
Spooky Halloween activities to make and do
Time: 3.30pm to 5.30pm
What: Spooky activities to make and do inspired by books.
Where: Centre for Literacy in Primary Education, Webber Street, SE1 8QW
Who: Families with children aged between five and 11 (though I go with Jibriel
who is under five!)
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
WEDNESDAY 28th OCTOBER
The Big Bulb Plant
Time: 1-3pm
What: Plant spring flowering bulbs and create Autumn crafts, all ages welcome.
Where: Waterloo Millenium Green
Who: All ages
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
THURSDAY 29th OCTOBER
Trip to the Garden Museum
Time: 1-4pm
What: Come with us to see the 'THE GOOD LIFE - 100 Years of Growing Your Own'
exhibition and explore the museum. 16 children on first-come-first served basis
Where: Meet at Playspace, 1 Coral Street
Who: All ages!
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
FRIDAY 30th OCTOBER
Bingo the Dog, Makaton Storytelling
Time: 2.30pm-3.30pm
What: Learn some Makaton and hear an interactive story about Bingo the Dog and
his adventures and explore the Cuming Museum to discover the animals there.
Where: The Cuming Museum, Old Town Hall, 151 Walworth Road, London SE17 1RY
Tube: Elephant & Castle (Bakerloo and Northern lines)
Bus: 171, 12, 148, 468, 68, 343, P5, 35, 45, 40, 176.
Who: All ages!
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
SATURDAY 31st OCTOBER
Saturday Family Gardening
Time: 10.30am-12.30pm
What: Come and join us for Autumn crafts activities and plant some of the food
you have seen at the 'Good Life' exhibition on Thursday! 12 children accompanied
by parents/carers.
Where: Diversity Garden, Library Street, behind Webber Street
Who: All ages!
Booking: No advanced booking necessary – free event
MONDAY 26th to SATURDAY 31th OCTOBER
The Witch's Kitchen
Time: 2pm
Where: Old Operating Theatre, Museum and Herb Garret
What: Medicine and magic
Who: All ages!
Booking: £5.60; conc £4.60; child £3.25; family (2+4) £13.75
Black History Month Family Workshops
Time: 2pm
Where: Imperial War Mueseum
Who: All ages!
Booking: Drop in sessions - FREE
WEDNESDAY 28th to FRIDAY 30th OCTOBER
Big as the Sky
Time: Drop in anytime between 11am and 3.30pm
Create a huge panoramic artwork.
Where: Royal Festival Hall
Who: All ages!
Booking: FREE- Suitable for ages 7 and over.
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hope to get to this next week! Thanks again for information on CD - I'm not
100% convinced about nursery there, but the rest of the school seems amazing!
We will see if we can go and have another look this week and make a decision
then!
Have a good week!
Paola
skype name: paola.perissinotto
--- On Wed, 10/21/09, catia colaiacovo <catiacolaiacovo@...> wrote:
From: catia colaiacovo <catiacolaiacovo@...>
Subject: Re: [boroughbabies] Under 5 theatre workshops at southwark playhouse
To: boroughbabies@...
Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2009, 10:58 PM
Dear All
I have made a mistake. The correct website address for the theatre workshop is
www.spsecrets. co.uk. Thanks to Murielle for making me realise. Many apologies!
Regards
Catia
--- On Tue, 20/10/09, catia colaiacovo <catiacolaiacovo@ yahoo.co. uk> wrote:
From: catia colaiacovo <catiacolaiacovo@ yahoo.co. uk>
Subject: [boroughbabies] Under 5 theatre workshops at southwark playhouse
To: boroughbabies@ yahoogroups. co.uk
Date: Tuesday, 20 October, 2009, 22:21
Hi everyone
Southwark Playhouse has just started a weekly term-time only series of small
play/workshops for under 5s. We attended last thursday, and we were very
spoiled. my daughter and best friend being the only kids there.The show was
lovely,the handmade puppets exquisite,the workshop at the end a touch too
educational for my liking but overall I'd really really reccomend it. Also
there's nothing like it in the area and it should be supported, The space itself
is not your usual toddler venue either, Well worth the visit and the 3pounds per
child fee,(adults don' t pay, 2.50 per child if you have a flyer/card, which you
can pick up at the theatre)
Every week there's something different,please check www.spsecrets. com for
details, directions etc
Also this thursday monthly toddler session at Tate Modern community garden
starting at 10.30. I don't have the actual webpage address but it shouldn't be
difficult to find it on the tate website.
I'm really pleased to have joined your group and I'm really enjoying receiving
all your messages. Regards to you all
Catia
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I have just decided to fire my cleaner as she nearly destroyed by Dyson and then
tried to hide it from me!! Obviously being 7.5 months pregnant I didn't really
think through the consequences of my actions this morning and don't really see
me scrubbing the floor at this stage as just making dinner is a difficult enough
task at the moment. So if anyone has a good reliable cleaner that has
availability, preferrably with working english and a desire not to destroy by
Dyson I would love to hear from you.
Thanks
Rebekah
Friars Primary School PTFA would like to invite you to their
NEARLY NEW SALE
on SATURDAY 28TH NOVEMBER 2009
at FRIARS PRIMARY SCHOOL
WEBBER STREET
SE1 0RF
10.00 to 13.00
Come along for good quality second hand clothes, toys, pushchairs, maternity
wear, books and much more
Homemade cakes and refreshments will also be served
50p entrance fee per adult or unaccompanied child over 11
If you would like to sell items please pre-register before 20th November to
obtain your table for £5 - email friendsoffriarsptfa@...
Profit you make from your table is yours to keep.
Money from table hire and refreshment sales will go to Friars Primary School
PTFA
Had a little search, but just cannoot find the posting which someone made about
Antenatal Pilates classes in the area. I am sure they were on Thursdays,
somewhere close to Ellen Brown- but cannot find any proof that I have not dreamt
it all up.
I have this Thursday afternoon off work and would love to go. Please can someone
tell me where?
Thanks
Indrani
Here it is - and it really good :) Planning on going myself on Thursday
(providing the delivery I am waiting for will have come by then...)
Thursdays 2:15-3:15pm
Downside Training for Life Centre, Coxson Place, Druid Street, SE1 2EZ.
ib.ames wrote:
>
>
> Had a little search, but just cannoot find the posting which someone
> made about Antenatal Pilates classes in the area. I am sure they were
> on Thursdays, somewhere close to Ellen Brown- but cannot find any
> proof that I have not dreamt it all up.
>
> I have this Thursday afternoon off work and would love to go. Please
> can someone tell me where?
>
> Thanks
> Indrani
>
>
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Hi - I would also love to hear from you, any cleaner
advice/suggestions/recommendations would be really appreciated!
Many thanks,
Sabina
To: boroughbabies@...
From: rebekah@...
Date: Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:22:07 +0000
Subject: [boroughbabies] 'Dyson Loving' Cleaner Recommendation
I have just decided to fire my cleaner as she nearly destroyed
by Dyson and then tried to hide it from me!! Obviously being 7.5 months
pregnant I didn't really think through the consequences of my actions this
morning and don't really see me scrubbing the floor at this stage as just making
dinner is a difficult enough task at the moment. So if anyone has a good
reliable cleaner that has availability, preferrably with working english and a
desire not to destroy by Dyson I would love to hear from you.
Thanks
Rebekah
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I have a great Ukrainian cleaner called Maria. She hasn't been coming to me
for very long but she was highly recommended by a good friend of mine who is
extremely fussy. Her number is 07533 623912. Her English isn't great on
the phone, but is better in person.
I really like her and she's also great with my daughter.
Hope you can work something out.
Brett.
_____
From: boroughbabies@...
[mailto:boroughbabies@...] On Behalf Of sabina ebbols
Sent: 27 October 2009 21:21
To: boroughbabies@...
Subject: RE: [boroughbabies] 'Dyson Loving' Cleaner Recommendation
Hi - I would also love to hear from you, any cleaner
advice/suggestions/recommendations would be really appreciated!
Many thanks,
Sabina
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Date: Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:22:07 +0000
Subject: [boroughbabies] 'Dyson Loving' Cleaner Recommendation
I have just decided to fire my cleaner as she nearly destroyed by Dyson and
then tried to hide it from me!! Obviously being 7.5 months pregnant I didn't
really think through the consequences of my actions this morning and don't
really see me scrubbing the floor at this stage as just making dinner is a
difficult enough task at the moment. So if anyone has a good reliable
cleaner that has availability, preferrably with working english and a desire
not to destroy by Dyson I would love to hear from you.
Thanks
Rebekah
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Dear all
Just a reminder that you're all welcome to an NCT-or-otherwise meet this Friday
afternoon, at our place, 74 Bermondsey Street - but we have changed the time to
2-4 pm, so that the little ones can go to the Hallowe'en party at Downside in
the morning. More details below...
Hope to see some of you and your little ones here!
Henrietta xx
_____
From: Henrietta Hill
Sent: 20 October 2009 13:35
To: Henrietta Hill
Subject: NCTea group tomorrow at Leon and next Friday on Bermondsey Street
Hello everyone
I've recently taken over from Jessica as the NCT tea groups co-ordinator for SE1
- what a fabulous job she has done as this, so BIG thanks to her for all her
efforts - and what big shoes (albeit glamorous ones I am sure ;) ) left to
fill....
Anyway just to remind you all that generally the SE1 group meet will be on
Wednesdays at the Bankside Leon cafe, just behind the Tate Modern, from 10-12:
so please do go along tomorrow and enjoy a cappuccino escape from this chilly
weather.
http://www.leonrestaurants.co.uk/locations.htm
Every now and then I and a couple of other mums in the area will host at our
houses, so next Friday (30th), please do come to my place any time from 10-12.
We have two big comfy sofas for breastfeeding, plenty of mats and cushions for
babies, and also lots of toddler toys. We live at 74 Bermondsey Street (just
opposite the Fashion Museum) - there are two green doors with bells, and both
will reach us. We have plenty of space for buggies too.
For anyone who doesn't have them, below is the link to the Sure Start brochures
for Bankside and Rotherhithe, with lots of info about what's going on in our fab
area.
http://www.southwark.gov.uk/YourServices/childrenandfamilies/activities/familyac\
tivities.html
If you no longer want to be on this list, or you know someone else who might
want to join, please let me know.
Looking forward to seeing some of you next Friday!
Henrietta xx (and Reggie, 20 months) xxx
Henrietta Hill
Barrister
doughty street chambers
53-54 Doughty Street
London WC1N 2LS
tel: 020 7404 1313
mob: 0784 307 2320
fax: 020 7269 1255
DX: 223 Chancery Lane
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Dear all
Just a reminder about this afternoon ... all welcome!
Henrietta xx
_____
From: Henrietta Hill
Sent: 28 October 2009 21:14
To: Henrietta Hill
Subject: NCTea group this Friday afternoon on Bermondsey Street
Dear all
Just a reminder that you're all welcome to an NCT-or-otherwise meet this Friday
afternoon, at our place, 74 Bermondsey Street - but we have changed the time to
2-4 pm, so that the little ones can go to the Hallowe'en party at Downside in
the morning. More details below...
Hope to see some of you and your little ones here!
Henrietta xx
_____
From: Henrietta Hill
Sent: 20 October 2009 13:35
To: Henrietta Hill
Subject: NCTea group tomorrow at Leon and next Friday on Bermondsey Street
Hello everyone
I've recently taken over from Jessica as the NCT tea groups co-ordinator for SE1
- what a fabulous job she has done as this, so BIG thanks to her for all her
efforts - and what big shoes (albeit glamorous ones I am sure ;) ) left to
fill....
Anyway just to remind you all that generally the SE1 group meet will be on
Wednesdays at the Bankside Leon cafe, just behind the Tate Modern, from 10-12:
so please do go along tomorrow and enjoy a cappuccino escape from this chilly
weather.
http://www.leonrestaurants.co.uk/locations.htm
Every now and then I and a couple of other mums in the area will host at our
houses, so next Friday (30th), please do come to my place any time from 10-12.
We have two big comfy sofas for breastfeeding, plenty of mats and cushions for
babies, and also lots of toddler toys. We live at 74 Bermondsey Street (just
opposite the Fashion Museum) - there are two green doors with bells, and both
will reach us. We have plenty of space for buggies too.
For anyone who doesn't have them, below is the link to the Sure Start brochures
for Bankside and Rotherhithe, with lots of info about what's going on in our fab
area.
http://www.southwark.gov.uk/YourServices/childrenandfamilies/activities/familyac\
tivities.html
If you no longer want to be on this list, or you know someone else who might
want to join, please let me know.
Looking forward to seeing some of you next Friday!
Henrietta xx (and Reggie, 20 months) xxx
Henrietta Hill
Barrister
doughty street chambers
53-54 Doughty Street
London WC1N 2LS
tel: 020 7404 1313
mob: 0784 307 2320
fax: 020 7269 1255
DX: 223 Chancery Lane
email: h.hill@...<mailto:h.hill@...>
website: www.doughtystreet.co.uk<http://www.doughtystreet.co.uk>
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Lovely to see so many of you on Friday!
We have inherited a small plastic Avent milk container and spoon - I will be
working at home all day Monday if the rightful owner would like to come and
collect it, or I can keep it till next time....
There will be a Leon meet as usual this Wednesday, and every week, and I'll let
you know when we can have an in house meet again.
Stay warm in the meantime!
Henrietta and Reggie xxx
_____
From: Henrietta Hill
Sent: 30 October 2009 09:30
To: Henrietta Hill
Subject: NCTea group this afternoon on Bermondsey Street
Dear all
Just a reminder about this afternoon ... all welcome!
Henrietta xx
_____
From: Henrietta Hill
Sent: 28 October 2009 21:14
To: Henrietta Hill
Subject: NCTea group this Friday afternoon on Bermondsey Street
Dear all
Just a reminder that you're all welcome to an NCT-or-otherwise meet this Friday
afternoon, at our place, 74 Bermondsey Street - but we have changed the time to
2-4 pm, so that the little ones can go to the Hallowe'en party at Downside in
the morning. More details below...
Hope to see some of you and your little ones here!
Henrietta xx
_____
From: Henrietta Hill
Sent: 20 October 2009 13:35
To: Henrietta Hill
Subject: NCTea group tomorrow at Leon and next Friday on Bermondsey Street
Hello everyone
I've recently taken over from Jessica as the NCT tea groups co-ordinator for SE1
- what a fabulous job she has done as this, so BIG thanks to her for all her
efforts - and what big shoes (albeit glamorous ones I am sure ;) ) left to
fill....
Anyway just to remind you all that generally the SE1 group meet will be on
Wednesdays at the Bankside Leon cafe, just behind the Tate Modern, from 10-12:
so please do go along tomorrow and enjoy a cappuccino escape from this chilly
weather.
http://www.leonrestaurants.co.uk/locations.htm
Every now and then I and a couple of other mums in the area will host at our
houses, so next Friday (30th), please do come to my place any time from 10-12.
We have two big comfy sofas for breastfeeding, plenty of mats and cushions for
babies, and also lots of toddler toys. We live at 74 Bermondsey Street (just
opposite the Fashion Museum) - there are two green doors with bells, and both
will reach us. We have plenty of space for buggies too.
For anyone who doesn't have them, below is the link to the Sure Start brochures
for Bankside and Rotherhithe, with lots of info about what's going on in our fab
area.
http://www.southwark.gov.uk/YourServices/childrenandfamilies/activities/familyac\
tivities.html
If you no longer want to be on this list, or you know someone else who might
want to join, please let me know.
Looking forward to seeing some of you next Friday!
Henrietta xx (and Reggie, 20 months) xxx
Henrietta Hill
Barrister
doughty street chambers
53-54 Doughty Street
London WC1N 2LS
tel: 020 7404 1313
mob: 0784 307 2320
fax: 020 7269 1255
DX: 223 Chancery Lane
email: h.hill@...<mailto:h.hill@...>
website: www.doughtystreet.co.uk<http://www.doughtystreet.co.uk>
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Thank you so much for hosting - it was a really lovely
afternoon and very generous of you to open your playroom
up to us all like that.
Lou and Josh xx
On Sun, 1 Nov 2009 16:42:32 +0000
Henrietta Hill <h.hill@...> wrote:
> Lovely to see so many of you on Friday!
>
>
>
> We have inherited a small plastic Avent milk container
>and spoon - I will be working at home all day Monday if
>the rightful owner would like to come and collect it, or
>I can keep it till next time....
>
>
>
> There will be a Leon meet as usual this Wednesday, and
>every week, and I'll let you know when we can have an in
>house meet again.
>
>
>
> Stay warm in the meantime!
>
>
>
> Henrietta and Reggie xxx
>
>
>
> _____
>
>From: Henrietta Hill
> Sent: 30 October 2009 09:30
> To: Henrietta Hill
> Subject: NCTea group this afternoon on Bermondsey Street
>
>
>
> Dear all
>
>
>
> Just a reminder about this afternoon ... all welcome!
>
> Henrietta xx
>
>
>
> _____
>
>From: Henrietta Hill
> Sent: 28 October 2009 21:14
> To: Henrietta Hill
> Subject: NCTea group this Friday afternoon on Bermondsey
>Street
>
>
>
> Dear all
>
>
>
> Just a reminder that you're all welcome to an
>NCT-or-otherwise meet this Friday afternoon, at our
>place, 74 Bermondsey Street - but we have changed the
>time to 2-4 pm, so that the little ones can go to the
>Hallowe'en party at Downside in the morning. More details
>below...
>
>
>
> Hope to see some of you and your little ones here!
>
>
>
> Henrietta xx
>
>
>
> _____
>
>From: Henrietta Hill
> Sent: 20 October 2009 13:35
> To: Henrietta Hill
> Subject: NCTea group tomorrow at Leon and next Friday on
>Bermondsey Street
>
>
>
> Hello everyone
>
>
>
> I've recently taken over from Jessica as the NCT tea
>groups co-ordinator for SE1 - what a fabulous job she has
>done as this, so BIG thanks to her for all her efforts -
>and what big shoes (albeit glamorous ones I am sure ;) )
>left to fill....
>
>
>
> Anyway just to remind you all that generally the SE1
>group meet will be on Wednesdays at the Bankside Leon
>cafe, just behind the Tate Modern, from 10-12: so please
>do go along tomorrow and enjoy a cappuccino escape from
>this chilly weather.
>
>
>
> http://www.leonrestaurants.co.uk/locations.htm
>
>
>
> Every now and then I and a couple of other mums in the
>area will host at our houses, so next Friday (30th),
>please do come to my place any time from 10-12. We have
>two big comfy sofas for breastfeeding, plenty of mats and
>cushions for babies, and also lots of toddler toys. We
>live at 74 Bermondsey Street (just opposite the Fashion
>Museum) - there are two green doors with bells, and both
>will reach us. We have plenty of space for buggies too.
>
>
>
>For anyone who doesn't have them, below is the link to
>the Sure Start brochures for Bankside and Rotherhithe,
>with lots of info about what's going on in our fab area.
>
>
>
>
http://www.southwark.gov.uk/YourServices/childrenandfamilies/activities/familyac\
tivities.html
>
>
>
> If you no longer want to be on this list, or you know
>someone else who might want to join, please let me know.
>
>
>
> Looking forward to seeing some of you next Friday!
>
>
>
> Henrietta xx (and Reggie, 20 months) xxx
>
>
>
>
>
> Henrietta Hill
>
> Barrister
>
>
>
> doughty street chambers
>
> 53-54 Doughty Street
>
> London WC1N 2LS
>
> tel: 020 7404 1313
>
> mob: 0784 307 2320
>
> fax: 020 7269 1255
>
> DX: 223 Chancery Lane
>
> email:
>h.hill@...<mailto:h.hill@...>
>
> website:
>www.doughtystreet.co.uk<http://www.doughtystreet.co.uk>
>
>
>
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There's a class that runs on Thursdays at the Downside Fishers Centre
(Training for Life) on Druid Street at 13:00.
Or at least it was running during the summer. The course is free. I think
they're thinking of taking away the funding for it, so am not sure if it's
still running.
Worth giving the centre a call to find out: 0207 407 0093
Miaomiao
2009/11/3 kirsty.sharrock <kirsty@...>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> does anyone know of any classes I can take my baby along to? Ideally on a
> Monday or a Friday!
>
> Thanks,
> Kirsty
>
>
>
--
Miaomiao Yu
Classical Pianist
+44 (0)781 450 9280
www.miaomiaoyu.com
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Hi,
free Postnatal Classes at 1st Place every Monday from 11.30 am to 12.30 pm Free
creche provided,. Call Helen on 0207 740 8070 to book a place. 1st Place
Children and Parents' Centre Chumleigh Street burgess Park Se5 0RN
xxx
Ester
--- Mar 3/11/09, Miaomiao Yu <miaomiaoyu@...> ha scritto:
Da: Miaomiao Yu <miaomiaoyu@...>
Oggetto: Re: [boroughbabies] Postnatal Pilates
A: boroughbabies@...
Data: Martedì 3 novembre 2009, 17:29
There's a class that runs on Thursdays at the Downside Fishers Centre
(Training for Life) on Druid Street at 13:00.
Or at least it was running during the summer. The course is free. I think
they're thinking of taking away the funding for it, so am not sure if it's
still running.
Worth giving the centre a call to find out: 0207 407 0093
Miaomiao
2009/11/3 kirsty.sharrock <kirsty@kirstysharro ck.co.uk>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> does anyone know of any classes I can take my baby along to? Ideally on a
> Monday or a Friday!
>
> Thanks,
> Kirsty
>
>
>
--
Miaomiao Yu
Classical Pianist
+44 (0)781 450 9280
www.miaomiaoyu. com
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Sorry I should have said those were the two classes I knew about! Thanks for
replying tho. My NCT group meet on Thursdays so I can't do that and I asked
about the 1st place classes today but there is a long waiting list and I was
told I'm not in the catchment area so unlikely to ever get to the top of the
list.
Any others? My posture needs some real work!
Kirsty
--- In boroughbabies@..., Ester Caiazzo <ecaiaz@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> free Postnatal Classes at 1st Place every Monday from 11.30 am to 12.30 pm
Free creche provided,. Call Helen on 0207 740 8070 to book a place. 1st Place
Children and Parents' Centre Chumleigh Street burgess Park Se5 0RN
>
>
> xxx
> Ester
>
> --- Mar 3/11/09, Miaomiao Yu <miaomiaoyu@...> ha scritto:
>
>
> Da: Miaomiao Yu <miaomiaoyu@...>
> Oggetto: Re: [boroughbabies] Postnatal Pilates
> A: boroughbabies@...
> Data: Martedì 3 novembre 2009, 17:29
>
>
>
>
>
>
> There's a class that runs on Thursdays at the Downside Fishers Centre
> (Training for Life) on Druid Street at 13:00.
> Or at least it was running during the summer. The course is free. I think
> they're thinking of taking away the funding for it, so am not sure if it's
> still running.
> Worth giving the centre a call to find out: 0207 407 0093
>
> Miaomiao
>
> 2009/11/3 kirsty.sharrock <kirsty@kirstysharro ck.co.uk>
>
> >
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > does anyone know of any classes I can take my baby along to? Ideally on a
> > Monday or a Friday!
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Kirsty
> >
> >
> >
>
> --
> Miaomiao Yu
> Classical Pianist
> +44 (0)781 450 9280
> www.miaomiaoyu. com
>
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Hey all
Just wondering if anyone else had a spare cot mattress they can lend me. Guests
with babies arrive tomorrow! And this time, a bit more helpfully, to clear up
confusion, the dimensions:
140 x 70 cm
Even if its just for this weekend, would be much appreciated
Ta
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