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post 03/12/2012, 05:44 AM
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Does anyone attend this group?
If so how do you find it?
What do you do?
How long does it go for?
Does it take long for your child to settle in their group?
Just after some feedback
TIA
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solongsuckers
post 03/12/2012, 08:16 AM
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Yes I used to.

Our groups normally went for two hours. First half hour was just a bit of a chat, then we would have a topic for the day which would be covered over half hour, then half hour to break into groups and discuss, then the last half hour was some kind of craft activity. Lots of cuppas and snacks inbetween biggrin.gif

I liked it. Ours was run at a local church, and I already knew everyone involved so that made it good, but stopped going simply because I wasn't happy with the child care in the kids group.
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post 03/12/2012, 08:18 AM
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I've never been but worked for a lady who used to go and loved it.

PS: you know alot of people have never heard of MOPS, except the ones used to clean floors, so expect some odd replies!
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post 03/12/2012, 08:41 AM
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Maybe just add 'Mothers of Preschoolers' after the heading and then you might not get odd replies
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