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Lexusgs430:
Telegram .......

wonlasewonimi:
After about 3 weeks since you paid for a service with apple wallet, can you switch the card you paid with? I think it is similar but better than apple wallet

wonlasewonimi:
It's an app that acts like a wallet for all your bank cards. It makes it easier for you to switch cards and payments. It's also serves as a layer of protection for your payment card information. Google to read more.

olabisiogunlana:
Thanks so much ma have sent you an email
This is my number

olabisiogunlana:
quote author=Akorkor post=110873974]Thank you all for this thread. Mother of 2 kids under 6 here. We have registered with a GP but council is yet to verify me. How do I go about this? When can I register them for school? Thinking of bringing the little one back in September. Also what is the fate of a child with speech delay? Is there free therapy or is the therapy expensive?

Also for Council verification, I registered into an application called Yoti as I saw that it aids
quick verification process but my Nigeria address is being rejected. Don’t know what to do.

I stay in Scotland and I just moved in a month ago. Still trying to find my feet. Thank you mothers and Happy international Women’s Day
Ma pls can we connect my husband just got admission to Edinburgh university in Scotland and am planning to come with him and my two kids

dee1504:
Public health is quite difficult to practice in the UK if you do not have a Medical degree. The role she is qualified for depends on what experience and what other qualifications she has.

If she has experience working in the hospital in a care role, then she can go for healthcare assistant/social worker jobs

babythug:
Netflix.

babythug:
I watched the film [b]blue story [/b]yesterday! It really resonated with me because I have teenage sons. Thankfully we don’t live in the ghettoish part of the Uk. However I’m keen to learn tips to avoid them being influenced by peers to learn bad behaviour etc. for now i just threaten them lol . Any body with tips?

Viruses:
Sorry for the misunderstanding. I thought it was those kind cctv cameras found in supermarkets and the likes.

Since you're feeling insecure, start looking for another house, not easy but you'll eventually get and I believe you're in a good position to terminate your contract without penalties since the agent is aware of the security concerns there.

umarwy:
I will advice you to move immediately, and change your address on banks/mobile/NI etc.

Calling police might call for retaliation, in addition police for this country na catch and release, they might come for a drug bust and not find any drugs as some of these guys can be Walter White.

And they might suspect you.


Please don't look at the short term financial impact of moving.

Try to move with friends/church/mosque etc.

Na only one life we get oh.


What area are you residing please.

I am not trying to scare you but there are lots of knifes on the street

omopapa:
Vacate the property ASAP, calling the police is indirectly involving ursef

Mamatukwas:
If I remember correctly you have kids or are expecting them to come join you abi? Doesn’t sound like an environment that is family friendly. Call the police and start looking for new accommodation ASAP!

erico2k2:
Unu don start again abi

Ticha:
All this applies to England and Wales. In Scotland, you can skip the survey part as a home valuation pack is always included from the get go and solicitors also handle the negotiation process.

Kellzzyy:
Thanks.
My wife's sister will be taking care of them. I've spoken with her husband already and he's cool with it.

Kellzzyy:
You can't be so sure.
I'm migrating with wifey over there by November, but I'm insisting on leaving the kids back in Nigeria.
Till they turn 16 at least. That's three years more.

Endlessgrace:
Speaking from personal experience, most times speech delay is an underlying indicator to ASD or other social communication disorders. The earlier one gets a diagnosis, the better and quicker things fall in place.
I’ll advise the parent to get the child into school or nursery asap so that necessary referral could be made and the child could be put on waiting list for therapy, although its a very long waiting but you’ll get necessary support while on the waiting list. Going private is not cheap and I remember being quoted £1600 just for assessment.
Note that your GP can also do the referral but it’s quicker when it’s from an educational setting.

Kellzzyy:
Thank God my kids will grow in Nigeria. I'll beat them silly if they misbehave.
Imagine, mummy stop shouting. Like, are you mad? How dare you talk to your mother like that?
Na slap I go whooze you.

Mamatukwas:
Personally, if you can afford it. Avoid flats if you have small kids. Neighbours can be nosy + kids can be very noisy. So if you get bad neighbors it will be a constant tug of war. Thank God you guys escaped without issue.

There’s a current case now trending in Sheffield where social workers have taken away a couples 2 kids and there’s the threat that her unborn child will be taken too! Have you guys heard about it? The story is too long but so sad.

TheGuyFromHR:
I can speak to what the situation was with a relation's child in England.
The child had speech delay and he (for some reason it mainly seems to be male children?) was assessed by a HV and referred for speech therapy.

There was (and that seems to also be somewhat common) a very long waiting list for the council service and at some point my cousin made queries and was told that she could explore the private option if she wished. Prices were very high, but she paid for an assessment and got a twice-weekly hourly slot for which I think she was paying in the region of 150 or so (I'm not very sure). They were able to cover the costs (her husband is a doctor) and this was a while ago when exchange rates were still manageable.

I don't know if the council later reimbursed her.

shine12:
You don't need to wait for council for the kids to start School. Once the kids are registered with a GP and you have atleast another proof of address i.e. tenant agreement, energy bills, you can use those two documents in a school application for your kids. Anyway that's how it works in England and may be slightly different from Scotland.

LagosismyHome:
You mean confirmation by getting the NHS number?...... is that what you mean by council yet to verify

LagosismyHome:
You mean confirmation by getting the NHS number?...... is that what you mean by council yet to verify

Mamatukwas:
Welcome to Scotland.

I’ve never heard of council verification of address? Plus why are you trying to verify your Nigerian address? I’m a bit confused.


Just call or email the council about your kids. They will tell you the next steps to take and forms to fill to get you sorted.

I don’t think you will need to pay for speech therapy. If they assess your child and it’s required you should be supported foc. Don’t worry.

canadaishome:
Where in Scotland?

mumzt:
Awesome. We'll done mamatukwas, long overdue thread.

Here alone with 3 kids all under 8. husband is in Nigeria and just shuffles. Schooling and working without breaking a single rule. I hope to contribute as much as possible