Kids Archives

Library Treasure Hunt – A Month-Long Family Activity

August 12, 2025

Library Treasure Hunt – A Month-Long Family Activity Looking for a fun and free way to keep the kids busy this August? The Library Treasure Hunt is a great chance to explore, learn and spend time together as a family. The treasure hunt runs from Friday 1 August to Sunday 31 August across all 9 City of Sydney Library branches. Families can collect stamps, uncover surprises and see what each library has to offer. How It Works Register at any staffed library branch and pick up your treasure hunt map. Visit all 9 library branches during the month. At each…

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Free, Kids

After School Fun: Rainbow Magic Party at Waverley Library (Ages 5–7)

July 23, 2025

Thursday 31 July | 4–5pm | Waverley Library, Bondi Junction Looking for a little midweek magic these school holidays? Waverley Library is sprinkling fairy dust and fun with a sparkly Rainbow Magic Party for kids aged 5 to 7 on Thursday 31 July from 4pm to 5pm. Inspired by the enchanting Rainbow Magic book series by Daisy Meadows, this free after-school event is set to delight little readers and budding fairies alike. Children will step into a whimsical indoor “fairy garden” where they can enjoy: ✨ Face painting🎨 Craft activities🎁 Take-home party bags🤖 Fun with Bee-Bots and Spheros🧚‍♀️ Fairy-themed play…

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Education, Free, Kids

Help Your Teen Become a Safe and Skilled Driver

July 1, 2025

Free Online Workshop for Parents and Supervisors of Learner Drivers Watching your teenager take their first steps towards independence behind the wheel can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. As a parent or supervising driver, you play a crucial role in shaping their driving habits and helping them build the confidence and skills they need to stay safe on the road. Randwick City Council, with support from Transport for NSW, invites you to a free 90-minute online workshop designed to empower parents and supervisors like you with the tools and knowledge to guide your learner driver effectively. Whether you’ve done this…

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Food, Kids

8 Best Plant-Based Protein Sources for Growing Kids

April 3, 2025

Recent research by the team at VoucherCodesPro.co.uk found that one in 12 parents in the UK are raising their kids on a vegan diet, predominantly for health reasons. While similar studies have not been conducted yet in Australia, given that there are apparently just under 900,000 Aussie vegans (if the website That Vegan Dad is correct), then it’s fair to assume a sizeable number of people might be doing the same Down Under. Even if parents aren’t vegans themselves, many are increasingly trying to steer their children away from fast food options that are high in sugars and calories in…

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Kids, Toddlers

Toilet Training: When to Seek Professional Support

April 3, 2025

Most children achieve daytime toilet training by the age of 4. However, challenges such as daytime wetting are more common than you might think, especially in girls. Research shows that daytime wetting is twice as prevalent in girls as in boys, affecting approximately 3–4% of children aged 4–12 years. If your child continues to have accidents during the day after the age of 4, it may be time to seek professional advice. Signs You Should Seek Medical Support It’s essential to address underlying medical concerns before focusing on behaviour-based toilet training strategies. You should consult your GP if your child:…

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Kids, School holidays

Fun Fluid Art Workshops for Kids in North Bondi

April 2, 2025

Fun Fluid Art Workshops for Kids in North Bondi In Partnership with Tolú – Eco-Friendly Beachwear What’s the Workshop About? Come and join us for a fun and creative Fluid Art workshop! This is a hands-on session where kids can learn exciting pouring techniques and create beautiful art. No art experience needed – whether it’s your first time or you’ve done art before, everyone can enjoy the process! Lucia, a professional artist, will guide you through each step. You’ll use cool tools like straws, bamboo skewers, chain rollers, and marble balls to make your art come alive. Workshop Details: Duration:…

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Events, Kids, School holidays

The Ingenia Holiday Parks Sydney Family Show Returns in 2025 for the Ultimate Easter Celebration!

March 22, 2025

The much-loved Ingenia Holiday Parks Sydney Family Show is back and bigger than ever! From 12th–27th April 2025, families can experience an Easter wonderland filled with exciting attractions, thrilling rides, and unforgettable entertainment at The Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park. A Family Show Like No Other! As Sydney’s best-value family event, the Ingenia Holiday Parks Sydney Family Show offers something for everyone. This year’s event introduces brand-new stage performances, including the Paw Patrol Stage Show (12th–22nd April) and the Bluey Live Interactive Experience (23rd–27th April), delighting kids and parents alike! Thrill-seekers won’t want to miss the Monster Jump inflatable obstacle course,…

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For Mums, Kids, Parks & Playgrounds, Toddlers

Rhythm n Bubs: A Fun, Free Music Experience for Little Ones at Darling Quarter

February 21, 2025

Looking for a fun, engaging, and FREE activity to nurture your child’s love for music? Look no further than Rhythm n Bubs at Darling Quarter! This weekly music-filled event is perfect for little ones aged 1 to 5 years, offering a wonderful opportunity for families to bond through the magic of sound. Where and When to Join the Fun Rhythm n Bubs takes place every Wednesday from 10:30 am to 11:15 am, running till 26 March 2025. The sessions are hosted at the Playground Lawn, right behind the Children’s Playground at Darling Quarter, a vibrant spot in the heart of Darling…

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Kids

Are you a parent of a typically developing 1-10 year old child?

January 21, 2025

Have you ever wondered if the number of times per day or intensity of your child’s tantrums, engages in aggression is normal? Do other children their age bite or stay calm when told no? By understanding how common these behaviours are and type of challenging behaviour and adaptive behaviour displayed by typically developing children, allied health professionals who support children with disabilities or behavioural problems may be better able to create developmentally appropriate and child-centred early intervention programs. There are currently limited resources that outline this. Our goal is to create an Australian reference range of common problem behaviours and…

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