salsera:


Lol

Where have u been

damiso:
Happy intl women's day to you too edwife and all you beautiful women in the house

Oga R231 we missed you o we were just gisting about point&kill and you were not around to tell us where we could go get it in London how everything? Bring us back goodies from the land of cusin shairs

EfemenaXY:
Damiso, I'd like to ask you something o!

You mentioned once that your daughter though outgoing, found it a bit difficult settling into her new school as per the little girls at that stage had already formed their cliques? Has she settled in now?

Abeg, how old was she when she transferred from the private nursery to the state (Catholic) nursery? The reason I ask is because I'm thinking of transferring my little girl from her private nursery to the mainstream state (Catholic) school all of her brothers attended, now that she's turned three. Thing is, I'm at crossroads here because I love her nursery and they really pamper her there. A lot of the mums I've spoken to in similar situations say they won't start their little ones at the Catholic school till their kids reach five because the school is too "academic" for their liking. Too "school-ish" if you know what I mean.

I look at her and can see that she's keen learner (always has been) but I just don't know. Her private school is also more flexible in terms of the hours offered but that's not the case with the state school. Thing is, the Catholic school is sooooo over subscribed. It's a small school with just one class per year and I put in her application when she was just 3 months old (immediately after her baptism). She was offered a place in the school way back in September to start shortly after she turns three. My youngest son is currently in that school and I suspect that apart from the very early application, she got that place as per having a sibling currently in that school.

My main worry now is this: if I leave her where she is to continue with the private school which is strictly 0-5 years, then what happens when I try to get her into the mainstream catholic school? By then her brother would have left and she wouldn't have that sibling criteria / condition to back up her application. It would literally kill me if she's not offered a place then because as far as I'm concerned, the other nearby state primary schools do not measure up to this one by a long mile.

Gosh, I'm so confused here! UK Mums in the house with daughters, your advice.

CC:
Chaircover
Edwife
Naijababe
Mmotimo

And any other mums, your input pls...

edwife:
This life has no existence without a strong ally in ‘Woman’ in every stage of life starting from motherhood to wife, from sister and finally a daughter.
Women have strengths that amazes man.. She can handle trouble & carry heavy burdens.. She holds happiness, love & opinions.. And she will always smile when she feels like screaming.


Happy Women's Day to all the ladies in the house!

edwife:
Thank you damiso and ewuro,at least i know you ladies love being celebrated as Women.

Ewuro na card i get o ,you too like gift!

Idowuogbo:

Na you sabi o...no spa vouchers,no freebies and you expect moi to be celebrating with no goodie goodie?

Idowuogbo:
^mehn!!! that spa looks beautiful.

Acidosis:

hi idowu

r231:


That one is simple now haba......just go to Favorite restaurant in plumstead but man pipkin go don get drunk on carton of stout before that thing ready so it's better to call them before getting there

I get plenty gala and chocomilo

MMotimo:


Sorry this is coming late, I have been away for a while and you probably have a decision by now but better late than never.

The younger they are, the easier it is for kids to adapt to change. Personally, my preference is to make changes that have a longer term effect, sooner than later. Since the intent is to end up at the Catholic school eventually, I would work towards that now because elementary school is longer term.

At her present age, it would be easier to adapt quickly to a new crowd and though most kids adapt eventually anyway, I still believe in parents doing the best possible when it comes to change management and timing is always an important piece.

edwife:
Thank you damiso and ewuro,at least i know you ladies love being celebrated as Women.

Ewuro na card i get o ,you too like gift!

edwife:




Happy Birthday to the special twins Royalroy and jeffizy

Many more years ahead and may God pour his love and warmth on you,in all walks of life.

edwife:




Happy Birthday to the special twins Royalroy and jeffizy

Many more years ahead and may God pour his love and warmth on you,in all walks of life.

Idowuogbo:

Hi acid

RoyalRoy:


A big amen to that Eddy.... Thanks a Milly!!!

damiso:


You never disappoint I knew you would know where

Haa should I come and collect my own gala? Don't finish the gala o..don't worry about chocomilo I have packs of that at home.

Come how do you people sneak in all this plenty gala? Customs dogs no dey small am ni? Even CC with her kpomo?

r231:


Happy birthday boss.....llnp

Thanks bro..... Better late than never....

RoyalRoy:


Thanks bro..... Better late than never....

moca:
Why won't he be the last to wish u hbd?
When he is busy looking for oloshi all over UK

Edwife don tire for his matter sef!
No remedy!
See his isi nkwocha everywhere.
The ladies don do better ogolinkpo for his head .
R231,ntooorrr!

r231:


how far na moca chick

how bout dinner me and you only

edwife:


thief!

Acidosis:
How parole na?

Idowuogbo:

parole bam o! This wan u dey on top my matter so, hope all is well?

Acidosis:

lool
as u no gree gimme ur contact nko? not even bbm pin?

Idowuogbo:

Eeemmm...wetin you wan take am do? The 'HI & BYE ' we dey do here no reach? I 'wee' report you to my oga o...stop trespassing.

Acidosis:

.. not toasting you naw