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Any READING, BERKSHIRE mums or mums-to-be out there???

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 05-Jun-09 22:55:00

Hi I can recomend becky knott 01189267438 RG1 7438
galaxy twin teacher

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 05-May-09 20:13:24

Hi, anyone still reading this thread? Can any of you recommend a cranial osteopath in the Reading area? Would really like to take DD to one (she's 7 weeks) and would prefer to go with a recommendation. Thanks!

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 08-Feb-09 15:15:21

hi all, how is everyone?

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 01-Feb-09 18:41:17

Hi Jane,
Hope you enjoy your natal hypnotherapy classes have had good feedback on these. I live in Earley and have dd 14 and ds now 16.
For caversham mums costa coffee seems to be haunted by mums to be.
If you know anyone expecting twins I teach classes just for them.
Looking forward to snow?
galaxy

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 19-Jan-09 14:41:05

Have just heard that Natal Hypnotherapy are running a hugely discounted 2 day course in Reading on the 30 and 31 Janaury at the Therapy Centre. I did the course last year and it was fantastic and helped me have a brilliant birth. The course cost me £280 but this is a scecial training course and so only costs £90 per couple. You can contact them at info@natalhypnotherapy.co.uk

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 15-Jan-09 10:32:33

Hey All, just browsing (while "working from home" - naughty, naughty!!). Any news lobsters? I've got 4 weeks 2 days to my maternity leave, so while pretty hectic til then, up for a meet up from mid-February if you've settled in with the new arrival by then. I'm in Caversham two.
F1nut - how was Christmas, were the DCs hyper?!

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 15-Jan-09 10:18:35

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 05-Jan-09 16:51:34

hi lobsters, wow birth very iminent

do u know the flavour? wot part caversham u in?

xx

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 04-Jan-09 19:41:06

Hello

I'm new to the site and due 9/1/09. I live in caversham too and don't know many people in the area, so would be good to meet up with people. I probably can't make many arrangements now though until junior makes an appearance

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 01-Jan-09 20:39:19

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 24-Dec-08 10:35:08

hiya, been away a few days at my parents, u all xcited about the big fat man coming, lol.
my kids are all on a hyper

i find it quite easy with 4, no harder than wen i had just 2, im quite strict with routine though and although im not overly strict with disapline there has to b some in place or they would just run rings around me.

how u enjoying ur maternity leave?

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 20-Dec-08 12:35:05

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 19-Dec-08 10:44:42

yes - its a little boy. although he doesn't feel very little any more!

how on earth do you cope with four - i'm terrified of how i'll cope when my one comes along!?

although i was one of four - so i'd love to have a big family of my own.

grin

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 18-Dec-08 18:26:51

yeah would b nice to arrange a meet.

u must b very excited, do u know the sex of the baby?

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 18-Dec-08 17:33:54

sorry - haven't been on here in a while - lovely to see we've got some more local ladies joining up!

i grew up in caversham - lived there for over 20 years. fab place.

perhaps we could think about arranging a meeting in the new year?

i start my maternity leave TOMORROW and am due 17.01.09 - so between us we'll have a good range of baby/childrens ages - and experiences too i should think!

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 18-Dec-08 14:06:29

hiya im in caversham aswell, have 4 aged 9 6 , 4 and 12 weeks

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 17-Dec-08 14:04:02

Hi, I'm in Caversham. Have a 2 year old and due Mar 22 with no.2
Am currently working full-time, but start maternity leave on 14 February 2009 (yippee). Currently struck down with flu, so may not be on again in next couple of days.

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 17-Dec-08 13:18:24

Hi I know twyford well, we are right on the edge of the airfield development near sandford lane?

I am more than happy to have a meet up.

My email is vickimyers at msn dot com

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 17-Dec-08 13:11:00

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 16-Dec-08 14:54:11

i work near woodley (twyford!). until friday that is when my maternity leave starts!

i don't think it matters what ages our kids are all at - i just thought it might be nice to get a bunch of local mums in contact and we could look at meeting in the future if some wanted.

smile

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 16-Dec-08 14:24:05

i'm not too far from you in woodley, i have three children aged 11, 6 and 2 so might not be the right age range for you to be wanting to meet up.

i was workign full time until august and am now a stay at home mum as childcare became more than my income working for the nhs.

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 16-Dec-08 14:12:31

Hey,

Thought it might be nice to see if any of us live locally...?

I live in a small village near Pangbourne and am due 17.01.09 with ds1.

Very excited, but don't many local mums/new-mums...

Anyone out there live nearby?

smile

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