The New York Times called the “Wizards without wands”. Broadway World said: “I can only assume that this is actual magic”. The Scotsman enjoyed “smile-inducing wonder” when watching the show.
Back by popular demand, City of Onkaparinga’s free Trucks on Tour event returns on Friday 14 October, offering young and old the chance to get up close and personal with their favourite vehicles.
We took the new SPACETALK Adventurer Kids Smart Watch 4G for a test run with our kiddos (aged 10 and 7) and have the lowdown on the pros and cons of this smart watch for kids.
OzAsia Festival is back for 2022! From 20 October to 6 November, OzAsia Festival returns to Adelaide Festival Centre and participating venues with interactive events, great shows, and lots of delicious food to enjoy with the family!
The two Adelaide mamas behind in-home, postpartum service The Golden Month have found a place to call their own and opened their doors to SA parents and families, with arms outstretched and a (really good!) coffee in hand.
Speaking as someone who grew up in the late 90s where eating disorders were glorified and we all ate diet foods, I’ve absorbed a lot of unhelpful ideas about how my body should look and about the foods I should and shouldn’t be eating.
It feels like the world has never moved faster, so why not slow things down a touch? After two years of collaborative research with designers and sleep specialists, flatmates Charlie and Guillame all the way from France created Morphée – a non-digital sophrology device combining meditation, disconnection and a peaceful nights sleep for children and parents alike.
On Sunday 16 October a parade of more than 1500 historic vehicles will set out from Barratt Reserve at West Beach and make its way up to the Adelaide Hills and gather at National Motor Museum in Birdwood.
Classically beautiful children’s clothes that remain practical for everyday wear are at the core of new South Australian company Little Collins Clothing.
There are so many benefits to eating fish, especially for children! If you’re looking for ways to include this superfood more frequently in your kid’s diet, try these three salmon recipes your kids are sure to love.
One of our fave local brands has a new home, with Lulu and Lo setting up shop beachside in a dreamy space perfect for popping in with your poppet!
Many of us mamas loved staying fit pre-pregnancy and had plenty of time up our sleeves to do so! Enter our little hungry, screaming, bundles of bliss however.. and time—and sometimes motivation—seems to evaporate into thin air.
As parents, we want to set our children up for success and offering our children brain nourishing food is one way we can do that. In the short term, food can ward off brain fog and fatigue that leads to hangry children. Likewise, if we can take one thing off the “reasons why my kid is in a bad mood” list, why wouldn’t we? And in the long term, our food choices today can positively contribute to our children’s future mental wellbeing. Studies show that young children that eat foods high in omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidants are less likely to experience mental ill-health in the future.
For a food that is great for our health, as well as easy to cook, versatile and delicious, fish often gets a hard time – especially from kids! But with many benefits to eating fish, especially for children, there are many reasons to include this superfood more frequently in your kid’s diet.
We chat with Dinah Thomasset, founder of Villagehood Australia, about the village of support she has created for new mums and how you can be involved.