Please welcome guest poster Rebecca from the absolutely terrific blog Little Munch, my very favourite blog about eating out with kids in Sydney. Rebecca writes really detailed posts, with everything you need to know before you visit cafes with kids. (and see the bottom of this post for more fabulous playground ideas. The Ponds Playground […]
Please welcome guest poster Rebecca from the absolutely terrific blog Little Munch, my very favourite blog about eating out with kids in Sydney. Rebecca writes really detailed posts, with everything you need to know before you visit cafes with kids. (and see the bottom of this post for more fabulous playground ideas. The Ponds Playground […]
Please welcome guest poster Rebecca from the absolutely terrific blog Little Munch, my very favourite blog about eating out with kids in Sydney. Rebecca writes really detailed posts, with everything you need to know before you visit cafes with kids. (and see the bottom of this post for more fabulous playground ideas. The Ponds Playground […]
Please welcome guest poster Rebecca from the absolutely terrific blog Little Munch, my very favourite blog about eating out with kids in Sydney. Rebecca writes really detailed posts, with everything you need to know before you visit cafes with kids. (and see the bottom of this post for more fabulous playground ideas. The Ponds Playground […]
As an author, I really want to write useful books. Helpful books. This week some emails have come into my inbox which have really bowled me over. In fact, they’ve made me feel all weepy. How professional is that? From Lisiane La Touche Director Of Social Work/Psychology Services, Tresillian Family Care Centres This is one […]
Hello Sydney Kids blog and Facebook readers are the best! I asked over on the Facebook page whether anyone could give recommendations and advice for holidays Vietnam with kids, and got so many fab replies. So here’s a whole post just with word-of-mouth expertise. Over to you guys, here’s the readers’ guide to Vietnam family […]
The huge climbing tower at Bungarribee Park Playground Sydney’s hottest new playground is definitely Bungarribee Park Playground near Blacktown. Family travel blogger Leah Smileski of the excellent Kid Bucket List has explored it with her two kids. Mine are very jealous as we haven’t been yet. Here’s what Leah has to say. In March […]
The Flying Fox Cafe is such a lovely spot. It’s been designed to be family-friendly and succeeds very well. The Cafe os slap bang alongside a very large, fully-fenced playground, with lovely water views, in an extensive park. No wonder Flying Fox Cafe is one of the areas best-known meccas in Mona Vale for anyone […]
Autism and Aspergers mums and dads, if you have a minute very soon, do go to the website of Aspergers Services Australia, and have a look at the video Optimism – A Positive Attitude to Yourself and Life. This video is a talk given by Proff Tony Atwood and Dr Michelle Garnett at the […]
Hooray! There’s a brand new Australian website for teenagers and young adults on the spectrum and their families. Launchpad is chock full of information and advice about the transition from school into adult life: study, social life, working life, health, social media, self-advocacy and then what to do if you’re ever on the wrong […]
This really made me hoot with laughter when a friend sent it to me…. it’s certainly true in this house. When I was experiencing my worst depression, after the birth of my second son, I found it hard to smile, my face felt too stiff. These days I am so grateful for a […]
Yes, this is my tummy. No, I know no shame. Yes, I am sucking in my breath. A lot. Good morning, have you been for a swim in the ocean lately? Encountered any stinging sea creatures? I’m starting a wee series on Sydney’s Most Annoying And Itchy Animals. Where better to start than those pesky […]
So, this is the summer of sea swimming for me. It’s been decided. I don’t quite know why but the notion has fixed itself firmly in my noddle. I’ve enjoyed swimming all my life and would always have said – yes, even as a child in Bonnie, Chilly Scotland – that I loved […]
