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anybody want a free 'supernanny' session?

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nannyme · 15/02/2006 23:08

Hi

I am keen to add a few more testimonials to my new site (behaviour management consultancy) so am happy to offer one or two free consultations to parents here in exchange for a testimonial. I have helped spudballoo from here with great success and she has given me a fab testimonial which is on my site. I won't add my web address but you can CAT me for details as this isn't an ad, more a plea for help from a mother trying to get a very small business off the ground.

I do use this site for personal stuff too so please don't think I am just using the board to advertise. If any of you are interested just get in touch to discuss.

And thank you L for my mention in your Times sleep training article - got lots of hits after that. Huge thanks!

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ShaysMummy · 15/02/2006 23:10

if you can help with 6 month olds sleep problems then i would love some help!!?

ShaysMummy · 15/02/2006 23:12

i have to go to bed now, doh!

Mazzystar · 15/02/2006 23:14

I have a gorgeous 16 month old who hasn't slept through a single night yet, usually up three times. If you can help me with that I'll write you an ESSAY of testimonials. maria dot brewster at btinternet dot com.

Nemo1977 · 15/02/2006 23:14

ohh can you help with a toilet trained 2.4yr old who insists on pooing in the corner of his bedroom like its a litter tray!!!!!

lockets · 15/02/2006 23:15

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goldstarlover · 15/02/2006 23:16

lockets i'll supernanny you! surely not thea though?

lockets · 15/02/2006 23:18

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Nemo1977 · 15/02/2006 23:18

oo also have the very fussy eater bit too with said cat like 2yr old..lol

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rickman · 15/02/2006 23:19

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 15/02/2006 23:24

Have 10mth old who refuses bottles, cups, dummies etc. Have only just cracked this week getting him to eat solids - well purees. He hates sleep - day or night. Has done since birth. (DD who is 2.10 mths will readily fall asleep in the car now on a journey more than 15 mins - DS will go for an hour and a half, not have had a nap all day and not sleep) He cries night after night when putting to bed. He wakes regularly through the night crying and i often end up feeding him several times in the night.

cheesy_pooff at hotmail dot com. Please....

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nannyme · 15/02/2006 23:24

More than happy to work with sleep stuff. Would have to discuss pooing in corner further but have some thoughts already, and nothing like a challenge, I say!

Tantrums and foodie stuff would be great as I have a few sleep people under my belt and need a bit of variety really.

Are you all near or in London (?), if not let me know how much of a trek.

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Nemo1977 · 15/02/2006 23:26

ok thats me out then unless you fancy a trek to liverpool

Flossam · 15/02/2006 23:27

VVV is near London! And would listen to all your advice and be a good girl! Her DS and DD are lovely.

VeniVidiVickiQV · 15/02/2006 23:28

Am in North London.

VeniVidiVickiQV · 15/02/2006 23:29

DS is lovely - but you can verify he's not great at the sleep thing Floss!

rickman · 15/02/2006 23:29

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Mazzystar · 15/02/2006 23:30

oh, darn it i'm in liverpool too - two for the price of one?

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nannyme · 15/02/2006 23:40

rickman - I am in Bromley so Kent would be good for me! Thinking about Liverpool (if only for the poo experience) and others, If anybody beyond those I offer the freebie sessions to wants my help I will give you my site details.

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nannyme · 15/02/2006 23:53

Would be good to know ages of your 4 rickman. My email is info at idontlikecrusts dot co dot uk if any of you you want to let me know more specific details about your location and situation/problem to help me choose who I offer the free sessions to.

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 16/02/2006 00:04

nannyme - you missed an f out on my email address

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nannyme · 16/02/2006 00:25

yes, thank you vvv! I was trying to remember your address in my head as couldn't cut and paste it as typed here!

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rickman · 16/02/2006 00:27

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nannyme · 16/02/2006 00:32

Since the general concensus is that it is ok for me to post site address since I am offering freebie and not advertising comercially, here it is for rickman and others.

idontlikecrusts.co.uk

rickman, have read your mail quickly will get back to you ASAP. Apologies if I missed it, but did you say whereabouts in Kent you are?

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