The Glenelg Winter Arts Festival returns to the shoreline of Glenelg this winter promising a thrilling lineup of events that will once again transform this iconic Adelaide coastal location into a hub of creativity and entertainment.
Surprising though it may sound, children as young as 18 months—perhaps even younger, depending on the child—can start taking on regular household responsibilities. Allowing children to perform everyday tasks themselves builds independence, confidence, and resilience. It also takes some extra time.
Kat Mason from Safe Sprouts shares her top tips for preparing your child to stay home alone safely.
Throughout Kumon Australia’s 40-year history, over one million children have relied on Kumon to develop essential mathematics and reading skills through studying Kumon worksheets, along with building a daily study habit that sets our students up for success in school and later life.
Enhance Skin Cosmetic Clinic, a leader in personalised skincare and beauty, proudly announces the launch of its innovative subscription service.
If you are the parent of a child entering or currently in the tween years, you would be aware that they are going through a tremendous amount of change. You may note the emotional growth, independence, change in identity and more self-awareness. Couple this change with growth spurts, hormonal changes, and puberty and you have yourself a tween that has an increased need for energy and nutrients to support development.
The date has been set for festive season fun to begin when the National Pharmacies Christmas Pageant returns to the streets of Adelaide later this year.
Jess and Talia, two long-time friends from Adelaide with a love for playful prints and well-made things, have launched Tiny Allies, a new kidswear brand focused on ethical and sustainable production.
Stepparenting is tricky. It can feel like parenting with one hand tied behind your back, or trying to live with people who operate based on different values.
Delve into the captivating new book Tuckshop Terrors with author Leo Baker.
Australia has seen significant strides in the global movement toward menstrual equity, and TABOO has been at the forefront of this battle. As a social enterprise with a mission-driven approach, TABOO is a beacon of hope and advocacy for those affected by period poverty.
I confess; when I get home after school pick-up, work or dealing with life in general, and I have to think about getting dinner on the table – the last thing – the absolute furthest thing from my mind is having the twinnies in the kitchen helping me. This absolutely does not evoke feelings of calm and happiness for me – I just. want. to. get. it. done.
Empowering young minds through the power of music.
It’s all they’ve ever really wanted, and yet with domestic violence now an epidemic and wars still escalating around the world, the question pouring from so many mothers’ hearts remains: why is it too much to ask that our children be safe?
FAMILY-FRIENDLY THEATRE REVIEW: KIDDO reviewer, Suze, took her kiddos to see Creation Creation presented by Windmill Theatre Company showing at Space Theatre.