Rabbit Hopping Competition Returns to the Sydney Family Easter Show – Good Friday

Get ready for one of the cutest and most entertaining events at the Ingenia Holiday Parks Sydney Family Easter...

Ingenia Holiday Parks Sydney Family Easter Show 2026: Sydney’s Biggest Easter Egg Hunt & School Holiday Family Event

Families across Sydney are invited to celebrate Easter in a big way as the Ingenia Holiday Parks Sydney Family...

Free Tree Giveaway for City of Sydney Residents – Perfect for Your Backyard or Balcony

Have you been thinking about adding more greenery to your backyard or even your balcony? The City of Sydney...

Coogee Nights 2026: Four Weeks of Free Beachside Fun

Coogee is set to come alive this autumn with the launch of Coogee Nights, a brand new series of...

How to Find a Playgroup in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs

If you’re wondering how to find a playgroup in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, you’re not alone. Whether you’re a first-time...
Easter 2026, Events, Fun, School holidays
Rabbit Hopping Competition Returns to the Sydney Family Easter Show – Good Friday
Easter 2026, Events, School holidays
Ingenia Holiday Parks Sydney Family Easter Show 2026: Sydney’s Biggest Easter Egg Hunt & School Holiday Family Event
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Free Tree Giveaway for City of Sydney Residents – Perfect for Your Backyard or Balcony
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Coogee Nights 2026: Four Weeks of Free Beachside Fun
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How to Find a Playgroup in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs

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About Eastern Suburbs Mums

Welcome to Eastern Suburbs Mums

 

All about life as a mum in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.

 

Eastern Suburbs Mums was created for mums and their families to connect with what is going on in Sydney’s east.

It’s a place for Mums where you can find out about your local area, what’s on, where to get help, advice and more...

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Dental Health

What age should my child see an orthodontist?

A common question we often asked is when a child should have their first orthodontic assessment. As a parent, you might remember that you didn’t meet your orthodontist before your teens, however much younger children can benefit from an earlier orthodontic consult and in some cases initial treatment. The right age starts here The Australian Society of Orthodontist recommends children should visit an orthodontist for an assessment between the ages of 8-10 years old. At this age, there is a mix of baby teeth and adult teeth, and the orthodontist will be able to assess your child thoroughly and identify…

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Home Maintenance

Water Leaks and High Bills What St Kilda Families Should Know

Water leaks are one of those problems that rarely announce themselves. They do not knock on the door or send a message. Instead, they quietly increase your water bill while you go about your daily routine. Many families only notice something is wrong when the numbers on the bill look unusually high. For households in St Kilda, staying aware of plumbing issues is not just helpful, it is necessary. A small leak today can turn into a costly repair tomorrow. That is why understanding the causes, signs, and solutions is key to protecting your home and budget. Why Water Leaks…

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Home Maintenance, Inspiration

Five Fixes You Can Do on the Weekend If Your Home Isn’t Inspiring You

Everyone wants to feel energised by the place they live in — a home that feels warm, motivating, and genuinely uplifting. But over time, even the nicest space can start to feel flat. It’s not always obvious why. Maybe you’ve daydreamed about dramatic transformations, or even imagined what it would be like to win a prize home purely because the thought of a fresh environment feels so exciting. But the truth is, most homes don’t need a total makeover. They just need small, thoughtful shifts that bring life back into your everyday routine. If your home hasn’t been inspiring you…

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Home Maintenance, Homes and Living, Uncategorized

Why Your Home Feels Cold Even When It’s Not That Cold Outside

If you’re feeling cold at home even on mild winter days, you’re not imagining it. Many homeowners wonder why their house feels cold when outdoor temperatures seem comfortable and the heat is running. Many comfort issues have more to do with how heat moves through your home than whether you actually need furnace repair. Understanding why indoor spaces can feel colder than the outdoors helps explain what’s really affecting your comfort, and when the furnace isn’t the problem. Why Does My House Feel Colder Than Outside Your body feels heat loss, not just air temperature. On mild winter days, outdoor…

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Finance, General and Family, Holiday

How to Turn Your Holiday Home into a High-Yield Investment (Without the Stress)

To have a holiday home starts with a dream. That dream is about weekends or holidays and about quality, yet secluded, family time together. In the course of time, many owners will start to wonder whether or not that dream home of theirs could fulfill another purpose. Basically, though, a holiday home without any drawbacks could generate substantial income. Rethinking the Role of a Holiday Home A holiday home does not have to be either personal or profitable. It can be both. The key is shifting the mindset from occasional use to intentional planning. High yield does not always come…

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Schools

The School Uniform Reset: Why Second-Hand Makes Sense for Term 1

The long summer school holidays offer a rare pause in the yearly routine. For many Sydney families, it’s a chance to reset before the pace of Term 1 begins again. One practical task that often gets overlooked is sorting through school uniforms — items that quietly pile up in cupboards as children grow, change schools, or move into new year levels. Selling and buying second-hand school uniforms isn’t just about tidying up. It’s a practical response to rising costs, limited time, and growing concerns about waste. The Case for Selling Uniforms You No Longer Need Children grow quickly, and uniforms…

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Parks and Beaches, Swimming

Learn to Read the Surf with Dr Rip at Maroubra Beach

If you spend summer days at the beach with your kids, this is one event you won’t want to miss. Australia’s most well-known surf scientist, Dr Rob Brander – aka “Dr Rip” – is heading to Maroubra Beach for an engaging and award-winning presentation designed to help beachgoers stay safe in the surf. Hosted by Randwick City Council, this fascinating session combines science, safety and real-life beach knowledge in a way that’s easy to understand, memorable and surprisingly entertaining. What Is “The Science of the Surf”? Dr Rip will explain how beaches work, how waves and currents form, and how…

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Home Maintenance

Hidden Plumbing Issues That Can Disrupt Family Life

Family life runs on routines. School mornings, meal prep, bath time, homework, and bedtime all depend on a home working the way it should, especially its plumbing. When plumbing issues develop behind the scenes, the disruption can ripple through the entire household. This is why many parents choose to work with a leading plumber in Adelaide early, rather than waiting for small plumbing issues to turn into emergencies that derail already busy schedules. The challenge is that many of the most disruptive plumbing problems are not obvious. They develop quietly, out of sight, until they suddenly demand attention at the…

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Art, Events, Free

New Exhibitions on Show at La Perouse Museum

The much-loved La Perouse Museum has officially reopened, welcoming visitors back with a fresh new look and a series of powerful free exhibitions that celebrate art, history and culture in one of Sydney’s most significant coastal locations. Set within the historic La Perouse headland, the museum’s reopening offers families, locals and visitors the chance to reconnect with this special place while experiencing thought-provoking works by renowned Australian artists. Whether you’re popping in after a beach visit, planning a relaxed cultural outing with the kids, or looking for something meaningful and free to do in the eastern suburbs, this is well…

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Events

From Sunrise to Sunset: Australia Day 2026 Is Set to Be Bigger Than Ever

Australia Day 2026 is shaping up to be one of the biggest and most inclusive celebrations NSW has ever seen, with a full day of free events designed to bring families, friends and communities together from dawn until nightfall. From sunrise reflections on Sydney Harbour to a spectacular evening concert and fireworks, the program offers something for every age and interest — making it an easy yes for families planning how to spend 26 January. A Full Day of Celebration Across Sydney Harbour Festivities will centre around Circular Quay and Sydney Harbour, transforming the city into a hub of activity…

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