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I joined Urbia through Webrewards in order to receive 25 reward points. It looked interesting so I thought I’d investigate further. As I say my initial contact was through the Webrewards site (if you need some further information on this see my opinion on Webrewards). I was taken from here to the home page of Urbia I was invited to complete my application to become a member. This was painless and just involved the usual name, address, and e-mail information. The 25 Webrewards were added to my account immediately. The site itself deals with a whole range of issues based around the family and personal relationships. The information is stored under ...  Read the complete review

ARTICLES These are well written and interesting. The one on cannibis is very informative without making judgements. The diary of an IT mum is well wort a read. MY CLUBS My inital impression was that it was so big it was hard to find your way around. There are lots of clubs set up by members. I joined a couple but found one "Breast Feeding" had only one member and one welcome message, however I've now e-mailed that member and we are sharing news in our club. Stay at home mums, misnamed "Stay at mums" had two members and no one has posted anything yet. To give Urbia a fair chance I set-up my own club "rug-rats", ...  Read the complete review

Urbia offers a versatile combination of chatrooms, discussion forums and magazine articles. Urbia is a "family" site focussing on all aspects of family-life. It is unique in the way that discussions are directly linked to articles in the site's magazine, which offers thorough incites in to issues such as pregnancy, childcare, education, healthy living, alternative medicine, living with inlaws and many more. Urbia forum is a great place for anyone seeking or offering advice on anything relating to the family. Other areas in the site offer casual chatrooms and an excellent facility for creating personalized online clubs. ...  Read the complete review