In an era where screen time is the norm, St Raphael’s Reading Revolution offers a compelling alternative: the enduring magic of books. Running from 16–20 June, the bold award-winning initiative aims to reignite a passion for reading and offers kiddos something refreshingly different—the timeless magic of books.
If your house is anything like ours, bikes and scooters are part of the daily routine. They’re not just fun, they help kids build confidence, coordination, and independence. They also introduce road safety basics, teach kids how to judge distances, stay aware of their surroundings, and make safe decisions.
As someone who came of age alongside Josie Alibrandi—first through Melina Marchetta’s iconic novel and later the beloved film—watching Looking for Alibrandi come to life on the Adelaide stage felt both nostalgic and entirely fresh.
Whip up these delicious potato and bacon fritters—an easy, kid-friendly recipe that’s perfect for busy parents looking to please picky eaters!
David Roche Gallery will present the South Australian instalment of the National Portrait Gallery’s acclaimed touring exhibition, Dancer, on display from Saturday 7 June to Saturday 16 August 2025.
At Riding for the Disabled SA (RDA SA), a world of horses and meaningful connections awaits kids with disabilities. Since 1972, this fantastic organisation has been empowering young riders to saddle up not just for fun, but also for personal growth and healing through the joys of equestrian therapy.
In a powerful show of compassion and community spirit, ten of Adelaide’s private schools are teaming up with local not-for-profit, KickStart for Kids, this month to help end period poverty in South Australia.
Footy and netball might dominate the weekend sports scene in Adelaide, but if your little one isn’t keen on chasing a ball or prefers something a little different, there are plenty of exciting alternative sports to explore. From scaling climbing walls to soaring through the air on a trapeze, here’s a round-up of some of Adelaide’s most unique kids’ sports and how to get your kiddo involved.
KIDDO reviewer, Daniella, took her sweet kiddo Sophie to explore the enchanting inclusive show Oddysea at DreamBIG Children’s Festival.
If you’re looking for a quick and easy weeknight dinner – you’re going to love this simple tray bake recipe – it’s tangy, rich and delicious – without any fuss – and without the dishes!
KIDDO reviewer, Anastasia Vento, took her kiddo to see The Princess, The Pea (and The Brave Escapee) as part of DreamBIG Children’s Festival.
KIDDO reviewer, Lucy Budzynska, took her two kiddos to Fancy Long Legs at the Dunstan Playhouse, part of this year’s DreamBIG Children’s Festival.
Founded in 2018 by two Aussie mums who wanted to make formula feeding safer and easier for parents, MISSTA has since become a craze among celeb mums.
As the cooler months roll in, so does the risk of respiratory illnesses – and one of the biggest concerns for parents of young children is Respiratory Syncytial Virus, or RSV. Here’s some important information you need to know…
As toddlers and preschoolers, children will naturally dream big. They effortlessly see themselves as future superheroes, princes and princesses, magical beings, mythical creatures, explorers, and brain surgeons. The number of dreams is as endless as their imaginations.