sarananette

Hi everyone It's my daughter's first birthday at the end of February and I have no idea what to plan for it. I don't want to do something in the house as its too small and I've been looking into play centers but she's too small to have fun there. Has anyone possibly got any ideas they might have done? Thanks in advance

Hi all, I was supposed to be meeting a secondhand furniture shop guy and my old house to sell him some bits of furniture but he has just let me down last minute and i hand my keys in soon. I dont want to have to pay for the items to go to my new house just to sell them on from there because i wouldnt know where to put them. can anyone help. im in s5. I have a little girl's ikea toddler bed i paid 145 for it but obviously i just need gone its pink with red stubs for legs, i do have a mattress with it but it has been used. i also have a little girls wardrobe set. A white wardrobe with pink flowers as handles and the matching chest of drawers. If anyone would be able to help it would be much appreciated as i am out and about right now with no point of going to the old place until i can sort something out. Many thanks sara 07931103313 ---------- Post added 29-10-2013 at 14:18 ---------- I also need a washing machine bringing from my old house to my new one (both in s5). once i have done this i have then a white 'proaction' machine machine with a new spare part for sale and a glass coffee table with a matching 3 shelved table unit. thanks

Thank god someone else so them I thought I was seeing things just after 11 I was having a cigarette and saw it couldn't work out what it was but people might have thought I'd gone mad so I just thought no more about it

Thankyou its been ordered from a1 now cheers

Sheffield is stereotyped as a place for teenage parents but I would hardly class the ages of 18 an 19 as teenagers, yes they may technically be eigh(teen) and nine(teen) but I was under the impression that you become an adult at the age of 18 :/ People see what they think as young mums and come to the assumption that they are too young and not responsible enough, well in my opinion people don't really don't have the right to jump to this conclusion as they do not personally know these people and cannot possibly know whether they are responsible enough or not. Whose to say that there aren't 30 or 40 year old parents who are irresponsible? Lots of aunts, uncles, brothers, sisters, babysitters take children out and are frowned upon, most people would like to think that these people enjoy taking the children out to spend time with them etc but instead they feel ashamed to be seen walking in the street with the fear that everyone is staring and whispering with disappointed looks. It's quite hypocritical of the older generation to come to these assumptions because it was their parents who were marrying off at the ages 18, 19, 20 and were starting families around the same time. Not all young people are irresponsible, i'm 18 and if I were to get pregnant I would make sure that I would be in a stable relationship, have a steady money income (from work not benefits) and also a home that is stable for us all to live). Being any catagory aged parent could go either way, you're either a great parent or you're not. It's all dependable on what you are taught by your parents, friends, teachers etc.

Someone has just moved on that estate and they are putting in a metal security door because of all the trouble they have been receiving, very horrible place to live.

Hi I live on School Road which has greengate lane school at the top of it, I'm next door to worral road . I think high green has mellowed out a lot over the years, I'm 18 years old and speaking from a 'younger' perspective I'd avoid the top end of high green e.g thompson hill area and where the old 'foster flats' used to be. Thorncliff estate is a really nice area to live on and that wouldn't be too far away from you I love high green, I've lived all over and to me high green is a nice quite place to live I hope you enjoy it