[House] San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion forum digest - 10/3/2011
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San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion 10/2/2011
9:16 am - 10/3/2011
1. VOLUNTEER for the Consignment Sale! (deborahgranelli)
2. SFPOM Consignment Sale: Saturday, October 15 (lleesf)
3. Reminder- please post all caregiver information... (Sandpiper)
4. Would you move while pregnant or move after babies... (Marbuchanan)
5. Comment: Would you move while pregnant or move... (HollyBuchanan)
6. Re: [sfpom_general] Would you move while pregnant... (lacsbmom24)
7. Recommendation needed: Outdoor painter and waterproofin...
(miriamg)
8. Re: [sfpom_general] Recommendation needed: Outdoor... (denasf)
1. VOLUNTEER for the Consignment Sale!
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deborahgranelli - 10/2/2011 10:37 pm
Come on out and Volunteer at the Consignment Sale!
Volunteers make it happen! Without you, our beloved
sale couldn't happen! It's Fun! You can shop while
working! Got to WWW.Volunteerspot.org and sign up
today for a shift or 2. There are a variety of spots
available.
Send comment to:
With subject line: "Ref#61915820 - VOLUNTEER for the Consignment
Sale!"
Email author: deborah.granelli at gmail.com
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2. SFPOM Consignment Sale: Saturday, October 15
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lleesf - 10/2/2011 10:36 pm
Thinking of selling? Sign-up now to participate in the
Bay Area's Largest sale. There are a limited supply of
tables/racks left so send your request to
sellers at sfpom.org today.Not have enough to sell? Find
a friend to sell with you and share the cost of the
rental space.For more details:
http://sfpom.org/consignmentsale/sellers.html
Send comment to:
With subject line: "Ref#61915805 - SFPOM Consignment Sale: Saturday,
October 15"
Email author: lleesf at gmail.com
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3. Reminder- please post all caregiver information on the SFPOM
caregiver forum.
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Sandpiper - 10/2/2011 9:49 pm
Dear parents,Please post all the information regarding
caregivers:-recommending a nanny, babysitter, mother's
helper, au pair-looking for nanny, babysitter, mother's
helper, au pairto the fully moderated SFPOM caregiver
forum.Unfortunately we have to remove all the
non-confirming posts from the General Discussion
board. Thank you for understanding.Here is the template
for posting nanny recommendations to the SFPOM
caregiver forum: Caregiver forum guidelinesThe
following guidelines specifically apply to the
Caregiver forum:Caregiver Recommendation TemplateAll
recommendations in the Caregiver Search forum must now
follow this template:My name is:My phone number is:My
email address is:My caregiver's name is:My caregiver's
contact information is:She/he is looking for:I employed
this caregiver from toI highly recommend her/him
because:Optional:Your child's age:Does the caregiver
drive (yes/no):Any certifications (eg. CPR):Recent
Immunizations:TB Test (yes/no):Full ModerationThe
Caregiver Search forum is now fully moderated. This
means that all posts must be approved by a member of
the Webmaster Committee before they will be displayed
in BigTent. Posts are typically reviewed 1-2 days after
being submitted. If you do not see your post within
that time frame, send an email to info at sfpom.org to see
if your post was rejected for being in violation of
forum guidelines.No Anonymous Caregiver
RecommendationsAnonymous recommendations for
caregivers, nannies, babysitters, au pairs,
daycare/pre-schools, etc will be rejected.No "Posting
for a Friend"All recommendations made in this forum
must be written by you, for a caregiver that you have
used personally.Allow Interested Parties to Contact You
DirectlyIn your recommendation, you may encourage
members to contact your caregiver for additional
information however you should also be available to
discuss your experience with the caregiver you're
recommending with interested parties.Do Not Post in the
ClassifiedsAll searches or recommendations for
caregivers in the Classifieds section will be
deleted.Suspicious ActivityIf you experience unusual or
suspicious activity when exploring the referrals
provided in the Caregiver Search forum, please alert
the Webmaster Committee by sending an email to
info at sfpom.org. We will investigate the situation and
take appropriate action.Verifying RecommendationsSFPOM
volunteers will randomly verify recommendations made in
this forum. Your SFPOM membership will be terminated if
it is found that you have made a false representation
of yourself or your caregiver.Egregious
MisrepresentationCertain caregivers who abuse the trust
of our members through gross misrepresentation will be
banned from being advertised indefinitely
Send comment to:
With subject line: "Ref#61914964 - Reminder- please post all caregiver
information on the SFPOM
caregiver forum."
Email author: sfushome at yahoo.com
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4. Would you move while pregnant or move after babies are born?
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Marbuchanan - 10/2/2011 7:22 pm
I'm going to try to make this short and simple but I
really need some advice about this. We want to move
into a bigger place closer to my husband's work in San
Jose. The issue is that I don't want to change my
doctor and want to deliver my babies at CPMC. Would it
be safe if I live in Peninsula and have to drive an
hour or so to my hospital? I'm really worried about
long-distance drive in case of an emergency. Should I
just wait with my move after babies are born? I
appreciate your feedback.
Send comment to:
With subject line: "Ref#61910535 - Would you move while pregnant or
move after babies are born?"
Email author: martabuchanan at gmail.com
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5. HollyBuchanan says...
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10/2/2011 7:35 pm
We lived in Oakland and delivered at CPMC. We had a
medical emergency that was caught early (delivered at
28 weeks.) In retrospect, even if my water had broken
at home rather than at the hospital we still would have
had PLENTY of time to get to the hospital. After they
were born we had to deal with a move - twice! Once
from Oakland into hospital housing while they were in
the NICU and then from hospital housing to Sausalito
the week before they came home. Both moves were not in
the presence of babies as they still lived in the NICU.
You have to follow your gut with regard to how far
from the hospital you're willing to live, but I will
say that I could have NEVER handled a move once the
babies were home with us. It was stressful enough
trying to do it while they were in the hospital (and I
was pumping, pumping, pumping, recovering from
C-section, etc....) Good luck. It's a tough decision
and a personal one. (But since you asked, personally
I'd move now rather than later.) : )
Email author: h.buch at hotmail.com
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6. lacsbmom24 says...
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10/2/2011 7:43 pm
I moved after babies were born - also preemies. They
were 4 months when wemoved and I spent my entire
pregnancy in the hospital. So, it is doable.We lived
in Redwood City and delivered at CPMC, then moved to
the cityafter. Whatever you decide - you will make it
work.May you have a healthy and term delivery.Best,
LisaSkyler & P.J. 6/17/03Madison & Morgan 5/18/06On
Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 7:37 PM, Holly Buchananwrote: Holly
Buchanan commented: We lived in Oakland and delivered
at CPMC. We had a medical emergency that was caught
early (delivered at 28 weeks.) In retrospect, even if
my water had broken at home rather than at the hospital
we still would have had PLENTY of time to get to the
hospital. After they were born we had to deal with a
move - twice! Once from Oakland into hospital housing
while they were in the NICU and then from hospital
housing to Sausalito the week before they came home.
Both moves were not in the presence of babies as they
still lived in the NICU. You have to follow your gut
with regard to how far from the hospital you're willing
to live, but I will say that I could have NEVER handled
a move once the babies were home with us. It was
stressful enough trying to do it while they were in the
hospital (and I was pumping, pumping, pumping,
recovering from C-section, etc....) Good luck. It's a
tough decision and a personal one. (But since you
asked, personally I'd move now rather than later.) : )
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