Every year in South Australia, people drown in tragic—yet preventable—circumstances. The team at Blue Dolphin are committed to supporting and spreading the important message about water safety and drowning prevention.
Have you heard of hypnobirthing? If so, you’re probably as intrigued as we were about this whole new way of approaching birth. Registered Midwife, Lactation Consultant and Childbirth Educator Hannah Willsmore has explained to us what hypnobirthing is and how to learn how to do it!
Direct Collect is a bin collection service providing homes and businesses with a dedicated bin for 10¢ refundable bottles, cans and containers. Direct Collect will pick up your bin when it’s full and directly deposit your refund into your account or donate it to your choice of participating charity or club!
The South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) is South Australia’s largest independent not-for-profit research institute. SAHMRI’s Women and Kids Theme is dedicated to improving the health of women, children, and families through world class research. The team has conducted a wealth of research in nutrition – particularly about how a mother’s diet relates to their baby’s development and the prevention of preterm birth.
Dr Daniel DeAngelis from Transform Orthodontic Care has given us his top tips before investing in clear aligners, for both kiddos and adults!
Organik Wellness & Co is a natural and organic skincare brand designed specifically for children, kids and tweens. We chat with Lena about how Organik Wellness & Co is different and why it’s so important to choose the right product for the soft, sensitive skin of our tiny tots and tweens!
Myer Centre Adelaide are hosting a FREE Lego workshop these school holidays. During the week kids will build their very own Lego creatures & take them home to enjoy!
Did you know that babies born between 32 and 36 weeks gestation make up the largest proportion of early (premature) births? Did you also know that it is common for mothers who give birth prematurely to have difficulties producing enough breast milk for their baby, especially in the first few weeks after birth?
The Women’s and Children’s free Child and Adolescent Virtual Urgent Care Service connects parents with a virtual team of highly skilled emergency doctors and nurses who can assess and provide medical advice for your children, aged 6 months up to 18 years of age.
Kaboose is the new social media app offering a safe and engaging online platform for Young Autistic People to connect with their peers through shared special interests.
The COVID-19 pandemic has meant we’re all now used to working from home and shopping from home, but what about getting hospital care at home?
You’ve just had your braces on, now what? Top tips for kids, including foods to avoid, easing discomfort and getting the best out of your treatment.
This exhibition is the stuff of legends – literally! With help from Adelaide Festival Centre’s centrED program, students from Salisbury East High School and Craigmore High School delved into their family history to create felt tableaus, tapestries, stuffed talismans and inky creatures from myths, legends, and folktales from their ancestry. With the help of SA textile artist Caitlin Bowe, all artwork in this exhibition is created by, and for, South Aussie kids.
Evidence shows that children who experience play-based learning guided by qualified educators in our nation’s leading preschools are on the right path to a bright future. We wanted to help out parents by covering some of the basics for when to enrol your child in preschool, and how!
Given childhood is the most sensitive period of human development, it is particularly important that physical activity in children and young people be promoted from a young age. Helen Connolly shares her insights into children and young peoples’ thoughts on getting active.