
7 best baby bottles in Australia
From anti-colic wonders to spill-proof favourites, these top picks make feeding time easier, comfier, and a whole lot more fun for little ones – and stress-free for mums and dads.

From anti-colic wonders to spill-proof favourites, these top picks make feeding time easier, comfier, and a whole lot more fun for little ones – and stress-free for mums and dads.

It’s that time of year again! CBCA’s Book Week is celebrating 80 years of reading fun this year. Are you staring down the sewing machine or unblocking the glue gun? Book Week costumes can certainly be stressful, but not to worry. We’ve put together a list of easy Book Week costumes, that will have your kiddos best dressed at the Book Parade!

LEGO® fans, get ready for a brand-new way to play! The LEGO® Brick Like This! game is here, and it’s packed with fun, creativity, and a little friendly competition. Perfect for kids, families, and anyone who loves building, this game takes classic LEGO® magic and turns it into an exciting challenge.

If you’re a parent with a colicky baby, know that you’re not alone. In this article, we’ll explore what colic is, its symptoms, potential causes, and most importantly advice and tips to soothe your little one.

As winter illnesses in kids spike across the nation, new data from telehealth provider Updoc reveals digital health is fast becoming a first port-of-call for busy parents. Across June and July, 1 in 20 consultations on the entire platform were from parents on behalf of their children.

Australia’s favourite Blue Heeler, Bluey is returning for double the fun – catch her on the Goyder Stage twice a day, for a full seven days – including weekend shows for the first time! Joining Bluey is Peppa Pig who will be jumping in plenty of muddy puddles from Monday to Friday, and for the first time everyone’s favourite agri-hero George the Farmer will bring the paddock to the stage every day for a fun-filled performance about farming, food, and fibre.

Get ahead of the game with Father’s Day with Penguin’s fantastic range of titles, from heartwarming classics to the best joke book to pay back Dad.

Rev your engines and crank up the excitement – Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live™: Glow-N-Fire is roaring back into Australia, and it’s bigger, brighter, and blazing with action!

Hold onto your headphones, Adelaide – Australian Idol 2025 winner Marshall Hamburger is heading our way! The 20-year-old singing superstar, who fans lovingly call ‘Burger Boy’, is making his first-ever Adelaide appearance at the Search For A Star Grand Finale this October – and it’s set to be a total showstopper.

Hold your noses, Adelaide—Mr Snotbottom is back, and he’s bringing his signature slime, snot, and side-splitting science to Science Alive!, South Australia’s biggest science event for families!

Mums, movers, and multitaskers, take note: your activewear game is about to level up. Beloved Australian performance brand LSKD is set to open its very first Adelaide store this August at Burnside Village, bringing its high-energy style and community-first ethos to South Australia.

Adelaide Ballet is making its big season debut this August with Murray Whispers – a brand-new dance performance inspired by one of Australia’s most iconic rivers.

Choosing the right school for your child can feel overwhelming. You may be thinking about: Will my child feel safe and supported? Will they be challenged in the right ways? What sets one school apart from another? This August, the School of the Nativity welcomes you to join a Principal’s Tour as part of Catholic Schools Open Week where you can see how students interact, how teachers guide learning, and how the school day flows.

Starting school is a significant step for children and families. To better understand the experience from a child’s point of view, we spoke with two current Reception students at School of the Nativity.

The year 1982 was one of big thinking and big ideas. Steven Spielberg’s E.T was a worldwide hit in movie theatres, Advance Australia Fair replaced God Save The Queen as our national anthem, blue eyeshadow and shoulder pads were in and the controversial breakfast spread Vegemite, turned 60. So why the nostalgic recap? Well, there was another big thinking idea taking shape in Aberfoyle Park during this time, with the opening of a new schooling set up.