Is mumsnet International?

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Is it just brits using this or people from all over?

There's lots of Scottish posters as well, who get very annoyed when asked "why aren't your children in school/have broken up?" Because their timetables are different.

Another Brit in Canada. Been here for 5 months but using Mumsnet for about 12 years on and off.

I'm American, live in Florida, but went to university in the UK so I have a strong connection. I've been on MN for five years or so.

And I voted for Hillary.

geekymommy! I live about an hour and a half from you.

American here too.

I'm Australian (and live in Australia).

Australian. 'Tis the internet, so the site is accessible to everyone. It does have a British bent, but we are all people, with different sets of experience to add to the discussion, so I figure that's OK!

Brit in Denmark. There's at least one other on here.

UK insomniac. There's a few of us.

Brit (with dual nationality as I'm a naturalized American) here in New Jersey. Also lurked on MN when living in Singapore and Switzerland :)

I think you'd have to live on Mars not to be worried about Trump!

^^ in fact, even then I'd be scared ...

I'm in NZ.

Far away from Trump, and still worried. More worried with every passing day.

Canadian here. Found MN looking for....something? When DD was a baby.

Never left.

And also scared of Trump.

I got a letter from Mumsnet Home Office that I'm allowed permanent residence here.

And yeah, I'm scared of Trump and of 2017.

Dowager - just back from a fab holiday in your neck of the woods. What a lovely lovely place.

Another Brit in the US here.

Another Brit in Asia.

Another Strayan.

Worried and repulsed by Trump in equal measure.

Another East Coast American here, radioing in from lovely Cape Cod.

American Midwesterner here...hello!

I'm from New Zealand. Here because it has the best step parenting forum around

I'm also worried about Trump

New Zealand here. Came for the relationship forum, stayed for AIBU...

how worried they were about trump

Walking into a classroom in the UK on the 9th November you'd have thought the world was ending.