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user's latest post:
want to buy a travel system for...
Published (2009-11-29 09:31:00)
This place in Lauttasaari http://www.vaunuaitta.fi/etusivu/ is pretty good I bought a stroller from there. They can give you a good demo and sales pitch in there. Bought my twin stroller online from here though. http://www.olivers-baby-care.co.uk/ Once bought a pram from here too: http://www.lastentarvike.fi/ I don't have a travel system but I have bought Emmaljunga, Phil and Teds and Maclaren prams and strollers and been pretty happy...
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Learning to swim in English
Published (2009-11-29 17:29:00)
My youngest went to swimming school at abut that age (I think he was 6 yrs) and he coped fine even though he couldn't understand/speak Finnish (he went to Espoonlahti pool in Espoo). Just ask at your local pool. It's more than likely the instructor can speak English and would be willing to explain things to him. Most of the swimming courses for little kids have a start and end date that coincides with school terms, so you might need...
user's latest post:
H1N1 vaccination
Published (2009-11-23 23:21:00)
irnbru wrote: raamv wrote: One thing that Finland does not take a risk is about Healthcare.. So For those who think that Finnish system doesnt care.. Get to your own country and get that second jab.... This is the main thing with Foreign people coming here and making our perception from a Finn's p.o.v really really bad.. is doubting that the Finnish Health Ministry is incompetent.. IF not for ALL of those folks, Finland would not stand a...
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Are the vaccinations compulsory?
Published (2009-11-27 22:43:00)
Thanks Penelope. Do you mean in Finnish day care? Because 3 years ago when we came here I had one child in daycare and they didn't ask or mention about the vaccinations , and this year is the third one with the other child and was the same, didn't ask or mention. And they were in both Finnish and then change in English daycare. Thanks again. Bella
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want to buy a travel system for...
Published (2009-11-29 13:48:00)
Go to the Brio shop on ring 3, close to just past 3 highway. We went to the lastentarvike shop there, they quoted us 700€ for car seats in a discount sale. Went to the brio shop on the other side of the highway and they gave me the same car seats for 500€.
user's latest post:
want to buy a travel system for...
Published (2009-11-29 01:12:00)
I want to buy a travel system for new born. I had no knowledge about it at all. I even do not know where to find it. Stockmann seems to have good reputation for many other things. But when I was there for baby accessories, it turns out to be quite limited collections. So I would really appreciate if anyone provide some of your experiences on selecting features, recommend reliable brand or some good site to search for it. thanks!
user's latest post:
Are the vaccinations compulsory?
Published (2009-11-28 09:34:00)
They're not compulsory. But what parent wouldn't want to protect their children from potentially life-threatening diseases?
user's latest post:
Medical facts: baby ear piercing...
Published (2009-11-27 13:50:00)
Regarding the topic: there is quite brouhaha about pierced ears going on: http://www.iltalehti.fi/viihde/200911270102018_vi.shtml and it seems that most readers of IL don't approve little kiddos ear piercings: http://www.iltalehti.fi/viihde/20091126 ... 3_vi.shtml The children in question was 2,5 weeks old.
user's latest post:
Everyone seems to be in need of...
Published (2009-12-01 16:49:00)
The weather and orientation of the people apparently makes it difficult to socialize..Thus making lots of people living in Finland in need of friends..Especially foreigners like us who don't speak Finnish..gradually depression start to find its way to our lives..Its so sad <<
user's latest post:
Learning to swim in English
Published (2009-11-29 15:57:00)
Would anyone know of any English language swimming schools in the Healsinki Area that would teach a 5yo. to swim?
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Latest active threads on Families in Finland::
Started 1 day, 13 hours ago (2009-12-01 23:09:00)
by mita
The job situation is not uncommon in Finland as you already know. I don't know what your religeous background is but their is a great international church with lots of young couples attending many of which might be in a similar situation. it's called United Community Church. Website is www.eicf.com Site is under construction but you can find addresses and contact info there. I would ...
Started 3 months ago (2009-09-01 14:55:00)
by onkko
"So, until now, based on what I have read in Finland, the verdict is that it is even "criminal" to pierce baby girls' ears... based on hundreds of millions of other people in other countries, there is nothing wrong with this." Chopping part of pussy and sewing hole is done by millions so there is nothing wrong with that...
Started 1 day, 18 hours ago (2009-12-01 18:02:00)
by kalmisto
I can understand that it can be difficult to make friends in small cities and towns if you do not speak Finnish but in Helsinki it is an entirely different situation. The weather should not be a big problem because there are an awful lot of pubs,restaurants and cafés in Helsinki. The orientation of the people ( Finns ) is not a problem if you choose to go to events which are attended by many ...
Started 3 days, 18 hours ago (2009-11-29 17:29:00)
by penelope
My youngest went to swimming school at abut that age (I think he was 6 yrs) and he coped fine even though he couldn't understand/speak Finnish (he went to Espoonlahti pool in Espoo). Just ask at your local pool. It's more than likely the instructor can speak English and would be willing to explain things to him. Most of the swimming courses for little kids have a start and end date that ...
Started 4 days, 2 hours ago (2009-11-29 09:31:00)
by irnbru
This place in Lauttasaari http://www.vaunuaitta.fi/etusivu/ is pretty good I bought a stroller from there. They can give you a good demo and sales pitch in there. Bought my twin stroller online from here though. http://www.olivers-baby-care.co.uk/ Once bought a pram from here too: http://www.lastentarvike.fi/ I don't have a travel system but I have bought Emmaljunga, Phil and ...
Started 5 days, 2 hours ago (2009-11-28 09:34:00)
by Mook
They're not compulsory. But what parent wouldn't want to protect their children from potentially life-threatening diseases?
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-10-22 00:17:00)
by raamv
Priority 1: Babies, Kids under some age ( Dont remember), Nurses, and People older than 65, People with auto immune disease.. Priority 2: Adults, teenagers etc Check in Kirkkonummi pages: http://www.kirkkonummi.fi/etusivu/1/ter ... otuksissta * Kaikki 65 vuotta täyttäneet ( All over 65 yrs of age ) * Kaikki perusterveet 6-35 kuukauden ikäiset lapset ( All babies between 6 monthhs to...
Started 3 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-11-05 22:14:00)
by ajdias
oompah18 wrote: Anyone had this experience with their kids? Do they do implants? does it count as an emergency so may it happen sooner rather than later? Is it very expensive? After this event, should we take out private dentistry insurance for all 4 kids? My Finnish husband, who has been in hospital for 3 wks, with a nasty stomach infection, (dialysis related) has no idea about this sort of ...
Started 2 months, 4 weeks ago (2009-09-05 02:31:00)
by maurine
maybe they needed change. have you ever thought of that? i guess it is a little bit sad for you since you had 11 years of it. some think its either they stay married and miserable for the rest of thier life or get a divorce and become happier. i guess the reason why people divorce here is because its easier to get one. and by the way its cheap. only a bill of 80 euros and you split the bill so ...
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Hot threads for last week on Families in Finland::
Started 1 day, 13 hours ago (2009-12-01 23:09:00)
by mita
The job situation is not uncommon in Finland as you already know. I don't know what your religeous background is but their is a great international church with lots of young couples attending many of which might be in a similar situation. it's called United Community Church. Website is www.eicf.com Site is under construction but you can find addresses and contact info there. I would ...
Started 3 months ago (2009-09-01 14:55:00)
by onkko
"So, until now, based on what I have read in Finland, the verdict is that it is even "criminal" to pierce baby girls' ears... based on hundreds of millions of other people in other countries, there is nothing wrong with this." Chopping part of pussy and sewing hole is done by millions so there is nothing wrong with that...
Started 5 days, 2 hours ago (2009-11-28 09:34:00)
by Mook
They're not compulsory. But what parent wouldn't want to protect their children from potentially life-threatening diseases?
Started 4 days, 2 hours ago (2009-11-29 09:31:00)
by irnbru
This place in Lauttasaari http://www.vaunuaitta.fi/etusivu/ is pretty good I bought a stroller from there. They can give you a good demo and sales pitch in there. Bought my twin stroller online from here though. http://www.olivers-baby-care.co.uk/ Once bought a pram from here too: http://www.lastentarvike.fi/ I don't have a travel system but I have bought Emmaljunga, Phil and ...
Started 1 day, 18 hours ago (2009-12-01 18:02:00)
by kalmisto
I can understand that it can be difficult to make friends in small cities and towns if you do not speak Finnish but in Helsinki it is an entirely different situation. The weather should not be a big problem because there are an awful lot of pubs,restaurants and cafés in Helsinki. The orientation of the people ( Finns ) is not a problem if you choose to go to events which are attended by many ...
Started 3 days, 18 hours ago (2009-11-29 17:29:00)
by penelope
My youngest went to swimming school at abut that age (I think he was 6 yrs) and he coped fine even though he couldn't understand/speak Finnish (he went to Espoonlahti pool in Espoo). Just ask at your local pool. It's more than likely the instructor can speak English and would be willing to explain things to him. Most of the swimming courses for little kids have a start and end date that ...
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-10-22 00:17:00)
by raamv
Priority 1: Babies, Kids under some age ( Dont remember), Nurses, and People older than 65, People with auto immune disease.. Priority 2: Adults, teenagers etc Check in Kirkkonummi pages: http://www.kirkkonummi.fi/etusivu/1/ter ... otuksissta * Kaikki 65 vuotta täyttäneet ( All over 65 yrs of age ) * Kaikki perusterveet 6-35 kuukauden ikäiset lapset ( All babies between 6 monthhs to...
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