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Scummymummy · 02/11/2001 21:03

Have you thought of having Asha Phillips on as a guest? I've just finished a book by her called "Saying "no"- why it's important for you and your child" which was really interesting and thought provoking. I'd like to hear more from her...

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Chanelno5 · 03/11/2001 08:10

Graham Norton - don't think he knows much about kids but he'd give us a good laugh!

jsmummy · 08/02/2002 17:55

Have you had Steve Biddulph? Like his books...

robinw · 09/02/2002 06:59

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charliesmummy · 09/02/2002 18:28

With you there RobinW

tigermoth · 19/04/2002 10:32

Just thought I'd revive this thread: please is it possible for mumsnet to ask Gina Ford to come back on line here again?

Batters · 19/04/2002 12:28

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tigermoth · 19/04/2002 12:39

...and if she doesn't, she'll still be a very talked-about woman One reason why I am so glad I am not famous.

jenny2998 · 19/04/2002 20:41

who is amdrew wakefield???

WideWebWitch · 19/04/2002 20:43

Jenny, Andrew Wakefield is the guy that carried out the research suggesting a possible link between MMR and autism.

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