Congratulations you’re pregnant! Here’s a local guide to pregnancy & childbirth resources including Newcastle obstetricians, hospitals, pregnancy massage, yoga, breastfeeding & maternity wear.
Wallsend Village is offering free toddler activities and workshops every Tuesday in March at Centre Court!
Playgrounds suitable for toddlers? Here’s a list of local playgrounds for toddlers that offer age-appropriate equipment, soft ground coverings, and some even have fencing for those kids who love to run.
Many babies experience an unsettled time from 3pm to 11pm referred to as ‘arsenic hour’ or ‘witching hour’ when baby doesn’t seem to know what they want. Here’s how to cope.
If you’re looking for a great excuse to shop local or just after a fun, free morning out with your baby or toddler, pop along to Minitown’s Play and Learn at Marketown Newcastle.
Are you new in town, a new parent or just looking for some new friends for your child or yourself? Playgroup is an informal session where mums, dads, grandparents, caregivers, children and babies meet up in a relaxed and friendly environment. Here’s a list of Newcastle playgroups sorted by suburb as well as some special interest playgroups.
One in five expecting and new mums and one in ten dads will experience postnatal depression or anxiety. Here are the signs. Please reach out for support if you’re struggling with postnatal depression.
Although daylight savings means extra daylight hours after work or on weekends, it is often a difficult time for parents. Here’s tips on how to get your babies and toddlers to sleep with the introduction of Daylights Savings Time.
Having a baby is a lifechanging event. Here’s some advice to survive those first few months with a baby from other mums.
Wondering what you can do with babies and kids? Here’s some regular events that occur every week in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and The Hunter. Whether you want a fun library excursion, an art session, storytime or just want to catch a movie with your bub, take your pick.