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Meet the Mumpreneurs : Truly Madley Baby
Julie’s career started early when, aged 16, she left school to work for NatWest bank. After five years there, she left to try to pursue a career in business and joined Keiper Recaro – the car seat manufacturers – where again she worked in finance. She ended up running the accounts department at the tender age of 22 before…
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Tagged bank, businesswoman, Days of our Lives characters, Dragon, Dragons' Den, Guernsey, Julie, Milton Keynes, Money matters, Norwich Union, Orkney Islands, Peter Jones, Sam, Series, Television
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Congenital heart defects : Julie’s story
Every year in the UK, more than 5,000 new babies are born with congenital heart defects. Forty years ago, only one in five children born with a heart defect survived. Today, thanks to advances in surgery and treatment, four in five children survive. Read Julie’s story Find out more about congential heart disease Sadly, some…
Posted in Baby Health
Tagged bank, British Heart Foundation, Congenital heart defect, Congenital heart defects, congenital heart disease, Danny, heart disease, infection, John, Julie Gillin, Leeds General Infirmary, Mary, Nurse, repair, scar, Special Care Baby Unit, surgeon, surgery, valve
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Announcing pregnancy on Father’s day
If you are pregnant, what better give could you give him on Father’s day! So while you don’t need to crack open the piggy bank and buy a glitzy gift – after all what could be better than being told you’ll be a daddy – there are a few things you can do. First, if…
Eureka – the national children’s museum Review
On arrival we were amazed by how exciting Eureka! looked through the glass building it was housed in. There was a range brightly-coloured and unusually shaped resources and we were very keen to go in and take a look. The children had a mad 5 minutes whizzing around the activities in the large outside playground as they worked…
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Tagged bank, bank holiday, Eureka, family friendly venues, Geography of California, Kerry Blanchard, Orlando, web cam
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Travel Planning
You may have happy memories of spontaneous holidays, but now you have a child in tow, you need to be a little more organised! Allow at least six weeks to get a baby passport and four weeks prior to departure for most of the following: You will need to apply for a free European Health…
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Tagged bank, child car seat, Driver's license, family travel, healthcare, illness, injury, Passport, Post Office, Security, tour operator, travel insurance, travel system, Turkey, Visa
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Review : Domaine de Dugny Parc in France
Located in the Loire Valley, Domaine de Dugny is the newest addition to the Siblu family of holiday parks spread throughout France, Italy and Spain. Getting there Domaine de Dugny is on the northern bank of the Loire, between Blois and Amboise, and about a 2 hour drive from Paris. If you want to take your car,…
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Tagged bank, Dover, DOVER CORPORATION, Dugny, Loire, Loire Valley, Löwenherz, Paris, Ryanair, SeaFrance
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Books
Foreward from NCT Book of Postnatal Depression: "Anyone reading this [book] who has suffered from postnatal depression will know what a frightening and debilitating illness it is. I myself suffered severe depression when my son Matthew was born nine years ago and although I can’t prevent it happening to others, I can talk about my…
Keep your finances in tip top order
Keep your finances in tip top order If you simply stuff your bank statements in a drawer, or take the first mortgage deal you’re offered, you’re not alone. Martyn Hocking, editor, Which? Money explains some clever solutions that will help get your finances in tip-top order Transforming your financial affairs is simpler than you think.…
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Tagged bank, bank account, Best buy, Best Buy Alliance, car insurance, clever solutions, Direct, Direct debit, Equifax, Financial economics, Financial institutions, Insurance, insurance policy, Interest, Investment, Life insurance, Money matters, Mortgage, Payment systems, Sainsbury, standalone mobile insurance, Which
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Making credit cards work for you
Despite numerous interest rate falls, the cost of borrowing on credit cards is still very high. Store cards tend to be particularly expensive with APRs of 31%, and some well known banks are charging over 23%. Transfer your balance to a new card company and you may be able to reduce this rate to an APR of…
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Tagged bank, Credit, Debt, Interest, Interest rates, Money matters, Mortgage, Personal finance, Stoozing
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Meet the Mumpreneurs
Behind every great baby idea there’s a mum who’s been there, done that, and had baby posset on her T-shirt! Babyworld takes a look at ‘mumpreneurs’ who have used their experience of parenthood to forge a new career… Olivia had always been a keen amateur photographer, often borrowing her father-in-law’s old camera to take portraits…
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Tagged bank, bank account, Business, by-product, Childcare, Employment, father-in-law, Isabelle, Joanne Caulfield, keen amateur photographer, Kuala Lumpur, Laura Hitchcock, Lily, Malaysia, Marvel Comics, Nanny, Olivia, Olivia Srl, Peter, Swansea, The Lady, The Nanny Share Company, Theresa Byrne, Tom, TV reporter
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