looking for a grandma for my 4 beautiful children to share priceless moments with

nonu,,near bounty fish shop.

What part of Trimley ?

nonu,,i live just past ipswich!!trimley..best move i made..littlenellie sometime's i just need a little reminder about what i do have and thankyou hummingbird,,my time will come i now no that after all the good advice i've had of all you lovley people .xxx

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samantha you are a brave young lady,your children may not have a nan but they have a very special mumxxx

Where abouts in suffolk do you live? we could be neighbors !

Hi Samantha and welcome! My daughter was in a similar situation to you. She moved down south after graduation, met her husband, and now has three darling little boys. But we are all 300 miles away, and she has had some lonely times. Since her boys started school, though, life has become much more interesting. She gradually made friends with the other mums, and now is busy most days, with a wide circle of lovely, supportive friends. she still misses home, but is making the best of her situation. This will happen for you, too - just remember, all the other ne mums will be feeling just like you! Good luck!

it was vary hard taking the children away from all there friend's anagram but it's paying of for them now,,they have made some wounderfull friend's.xx

*hello littlenellie*thankyou for your kind word's and i would be more than happy to give you advice if needed,i dont drive atm but i would of loved meeting for a coffee or two..in space of a day n half ii've made some vary nice friend's on here and am overwhelmed buy it all..thankyou so much..my kid's are my world i love them to pieces,they have made me sooo proud settling into there new school..they just got on with it..the funny thing is i learn alot from the kid's..if they can do it then so can i..takecare.xx

I didn't realise you had been with us that long, nellie! (Mind you, it does seem as though we've known you forever )

Samantha I reiterate what everyone else has said - you are very welcome and I think you're very brave to have started a new life for yourself and your children in another part of the country - that takes courage!

Hello, samantha! Come here and chat, and you will find so much support and help. But do believe in yourself too!

Great , i thought of you as one of the "starters" , wonder how many there of us now ?

Probably same time as me nonu xx

Oh Right, thank you , I wasn"t being snouty , but I am a relative newcomer , 9 months .

E is my granddaughter nonu I have custody of her

Sorry . who is E

I am in Suffolk , one thing I will you tell u I have not even seen the the development at St Stephens , so it shows you how long ago I was there .

Hi nonu we relocate d to avoid problems with E's father.E lives with me permanently...and Norfolk held fond memories of holidays when my children where growing up...how did you end up here ? Xx

Or even relocate !

Hi nellie why did you relacate to Norfolk ?

Hi samantha ,sorry to hear you are missing your nan,and that support network in your life.
I am an incomer to Norfolk from Essex and know how difficult it is to relocate miles from your friends and family.
Your children sound a credit to you,are you aware of any sure start centres in your area which would give you an outlet to meet people ,and I know as you have said your little boy started school last week,are the other mums friendly.
Rather than one special gran on here you have lots of us to support and give you tips and advice,and in return I am sure you have lots to offer us in return.
I may need a young mums advice on things for my teenage granddaughter,who with me I get it wrong more than right when it comes to fashion etc so perhaps you could advise me,my granddaughter is 13 ...do you drive if we have any meetings that we organise would you be able to join us for coffee etc...
Any way hello and welcome I'm Nelliexx

Samantha...I'm not a Scot [more's the pity] but yes, we're lucky to live in this beautiful country. The Scots are some of the friendliest people we've ever known. Down to earth and good fun [especially after a wee dram!]

soop,it sound's amazing were u live,,my dad came from scotland and i miss his scottish accent!!

Samantha Your last message has made my day. Well done you.

Samantha, I'm prepared to bet that you are NOT the only shy person in a crowd. A warm smile goes a long way. Show genuine interest in another and in time, you will build on your self esteem. We're backing you. One small step at a time. Keep thinking postively.

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