Hi all, I'm coming over to London for the weekend and want to meet friends for afternoon tea somewhere central, but never having coped with the little one in London I have no idea where we can go that's v.central and also child-friendly. Anyone got

 and yet very sturdy. It's stylish design will certainly turn heads (as long as you don't mind the attention!). The hood is MASSIVE! I suppose the baby can have some privacy! : We live in central London and use public transport. Judging by the Bee

was looking for a pram and eventually decided on the Icandy Apple too. I was really pleased with how small it folded into the boot of my car. The fact that it was a travel system was great for me too. I managed to get it at a shop called Baby Central in my

...hope to talk to you soonLove Claire and baby Jennifer xxxHealth and Happyness Sounds like a very mammoth task to me. There are people on this site from all over, what sort of location would you be thinking? It would have to be pretty central to everyone

. There are also several thousand Chinese in the area, many of whom come to worship at the 135-year old Quang Cong Pagoda (Ð Thong Nhat), a colourful Chinese temple in the town centre. With both Hwy 1A and Hwy 20 (heading to the central highlands) passing through

find a cranial osteopath done Hi KateSorry for the delay in getting back to you. I am based in London so the ones I know are here, but I am going to contact one of them today and see if they can recommend a reliable central source of links to other

is an incredibly warm baby anyway, and we don't have double glazing or particually efficient central heating- so we had to sort of bodge the number of layers and temperature and things.Ask your midwife! Also- if you buy sheets/blankets new from somewhere like

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in Central London called Tonicity a month ago (they call the assessment and treatments Natal). Lots of questions about the birth of my DD, general health and that sort of thing. The physio gave me a programme to help my pelvic floor get back into shape. I had

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