When it comes to understanding, supporting and celebrating neurodivergent kids, few voices are as experienced or compassionate as Sarah Hayden’s. As an educator, parenting coach and proud neurodivergent mum herself, Sarah brings both lived insight and practical advice to the big questions families often ask, starting with, should I tell my child they’re neurodivergent?
Australia is introducing a social media age limit for children under 16 on 10 December 2025. Discover what it means, how to prepare your kids, and expert tips for online safety.
It was a day of pride, colour, and celebration at St Aloysius College as students, staff, and special guests gathered earlier this month for a milestone moment — the launch of the school’s brand-new transeasonal uniform.
Kids with autism or ADHD often need more support to stay organised, follow routines and manage big feelings. SPOT Paediatrics shares how some small changes at home can go a long way.
It’s a historic day at Monarto Safari Park, where Asian Elephant Putra Mas has arrived safely after an extraordinary 2,700 kilometre journey from Perth Zoo.
Students at Woomera Area School are set to enjoy a brand-new outdoor learning space, thanks to funding from Credit Union SA’s School Impact Program (SIP). The project is one of 25 across South Australia to receive part of a $100,000 funding.
Tucked inside the safety of his mother’s pouch, a tiny bilby joey has made his first appearance at Monarto Safari Park – and his arrival marks a major milestone in the national effort to save his species.
The way your child sits, focuses, and moves during mealtimes plays a huge role in keeping them safe. Here are five tips for safer mealtimes for babies.
Like many readers, I have noticed a significant rise in grocery prices for our family. One particular afternoon, I was expecting an online grocery delivery. We missed the truck with school pickup. When we arrived home, I only saw a small number of bags by the door.
This International Plasma Awareness Week (6–10 October), Australian parents are being encouraged to consider plasma donation—a powerful way to support children living with chronic and life-threatening medical conditions.
Digital overload is at an all-time high. With many negative effects on brain development and our children’s nervous systems. It is important that we make informed decisions about our children’s digital exposure across their day
Every child develops at their own pace—but sometimes, differences in communication, movement, play or sensory processing can suggest a child may benefit from additional support. At OTFC (Occupational Therapy for Children), the team regularly works with families who are navigating this path for the first time.
“I want more doughnuts. And everyone to be happy. And everyone to have food so no one’s hungry.”
Regulation is a bit of a buzzword in parenting and therapy circles, but what does it really mean? In simple terms, it’s your child’s ability to manage and respond to their emotions and surroundings. One surprisingly powerful tool for supporting regulation? Music.
Footy, facepainting, friends and more – Young Carers SA is throwing a weeklong party just for South Australia’s amazing young carers!