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to think that if an HV makes the comment...

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nickelbarapasaurus · 25/06/2012 11:32

"some of the answers you gave on the MH questionnaire make me a bit worried you might be prone to PND", that it might be worthy of a follow-up?

from someone ?

that was the comment my HV made (about 5 mins before she suggested that i should go to some of the Children's centre sessions, even though she knows i work 6 days a week, because she had to visit me in the shop Hmm ) when DD had her 12 week check.

she's now 6 months (28 weeks today) and i've not heard a peep from any HV since.

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nickelbarapasaurus · 09/07/2012 13:35

I've replied Grin

I had a couple of lovely visitors today (well, 4 if you include the kids!)
Eleanor is now tired out (she slept for a few minutes Wink ).
Thanks you two for the clothes with scratch mitts on Grin
and we had a lovely time

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IvanaNap · 09/07/2012 13:14

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nickelbarapasaurus · 09/07/2012 11:31

cloutie - i've always used the excuse reason that I'm on my own in the shop, so can't hold a story-time, but now DH has been forced to learn the till, I've forced myself to take them up again.
I have been offering him the chance to read or do the till - he read this week, but normally takes the till!
Grin

and my friend, who works for the library when she's not on maternity, read story-time twice last week - she's brilliant at reading to the kids, and I did an event yesterday (oh, the joys of having 2 church services and an event in one day for a tired and stressed mummy! Shock) where when I was reading the books, I had her reading in my head!

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nickelbarapasaurus · 09/07/2012 11:28

okay, Balloon - i know life gets hectic! Grin

I have replied to your email, and thank you for your phone message too - only just heard it. :)

The doctor (a different doctor, a different medication...) has now prescribed Dermol cream (i asked him for 2 small containers rather than one big one because of being in two places), and a hydrocortisone cream for the big nasty red bits (mainly behind her knees and under her neck)

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cloutiedumpling · 09/07/2012 11:08

It is just an idea, but would reading stories to kids either in the shop or at schools help? I remember when I was at school there was a woman who worked in the library who was brilliant at making stories come alive when she read them to us. We still remember her years later, even although we can't remember much else about those early years. I'm sure it helped to encourage us to read more books.

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BalloonTwister · 09/07/2012 10:13

I think today might be a bit ambitious, so am sending someone lovely in my place! Hope you feel a bit brighter and will come and see you soon.

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nickelbarapasaurus · 07/07/2012 15:48

Grin
cool.

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BalloonTwister · 07/07/2012 15:14

I might just be in to see you! :)

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nickelbarapasaurus · 07/07/2012 14:42

9a.m.!! not pm....
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nickelbarapasaurus · 07/07/2012 14:42

oh, thank you, that's lovely of you :)

yes, open on Monday (but a little bit later cos DD has a doctor's appt at 9m....)

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BalloonTwister · 07/07/2012 13:18

I shall have a sort out of dd's clothes and see if there are any baby grows that might be suitable. Are you open on Monday nickel?

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nickelbarapasaurus · 07/07/2012 13:09

minx Grin

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JustFabulous · 07/07/2012 12:21
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nickelbarapasaurus · 07/07/2012 12:21

Balloon Grin

i hope you get better quickly :) Thanks

i like the idea of you selling my stuff at the toddler group - i might make you come in and visit me :)

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nickelbarapasaurus · 07/07/2012 12:19

matalan have got loads - just not in the right size! Shock
thanks fab - i'll bookmark that, because they might come back in.

never thought it would be a problem, or i would have stockpiled (knowing what summer is like for long clothes)

aha! that 3rd link has the right size in stock.
(not impressed that all of your choices were pink and girly, fab Wink)

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nickelbarapasaurus · 07/07/2012 12:17

cool, we've got boots vouchers Grin

6-9 months or 9-12 months (or 6-12 months) :)

she's eating now, and her godmother has just come in to offer to take her for a walk. aww.

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BalloonTwister · 06/07/2012 16:57

Nickel, I'm not far from you, can I do anything to help? Shop sit? (I used to run a pub so fine with tills etc) Baby sit? Take a selection of your books and try to sell them at the toddler group I run?

This will all be week after next btw, am currently recovering from surgery! I almost rang your shop, and then realised how odd that would be....must be the meds! Grin

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JustFabulous · 06/07/2012 16:57
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JustFabulous · 06/07/2012 16:54

What size, nickel?

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JustFabulous · 06/07/2012 16:49

I will have a look for you nickel.

Boots do baby scissors.

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nickelbarapasaurus · 06/07/2012 15:58

(please don't link amazon)

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nickelbarapasaurus · 06/07/2012 15:57

we haven't got any scissors.

i'll look for some.

and doe anyone know where we can get cheap 6-9mo or 9-12mo babygrows with integral scratch mitts?

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JustFabulous · 04/07/2012 17:39

Baby scissors are better for finger nails and clippers are better for toenails ime.

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nickelbarapasaurus · 04/07/2012 17:12

sleep - god, just realised I read your reply and didn't acknowledge it Blush

I did read it, thank you :)
It's good to read other people's experiences - I don't think mine's as obvious as yours was. (i hope!)
yes, DD is still msotly BF, but she's eating a little bit of food (nothing serious, just some veg here and there) we know the eczema flare coincided with the sudden hot weather, so we think that it's not diet related

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