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Monday's Local mum Kirsty Amland

This week we meet Vaucluse mum Kirsty Ameland, who has called Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs home for more than 20...

Bondi Firelight Returns: Bonfires, Music & Fire Dancers on Bondi Beach

There’s something pretty special about sitting around a fire by the ocean — and this October, Bondi Firelight is...

School Holiday Activities in NSW National Parks

Looking for something a little different to do with the kids these spring school holidays? A day in one...

Step Inside Bondi's Most Nostalgic New Photobooth

Looking for a fun keepsake from your next visit to Bondi Beach? A charming new photobooth has arrived on...
School holidays
Spring School Holidays at Darling Harbour: Free Family Fun, Robots, Cooking & More
Monday's Mum Profiles
Monday's Local mum Kirsty Amland
Free, Parks and Beaches, School holidays
Bondi Firelight Returns: Bonfires, Music & Fire Dancers on Bondi Beach
Parks and Beaches, School holidays
School Holiday Activities in NSW National Parks
bondi beach, Fun, Local
Step Inside Bondi's Most Nostalgic New Photobooth
 

Maroubra Beach Markets

FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH

Free entry – see you by the beach!

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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...

third Sunday of every month, at Heffron Park’s netball stadium

 
Garden, Inspiration

6 Ideas To Improve Your Outdoor Space

It’s common for most homeowners to spruce up their homes’ interiors now and then to keep the aesthetic fresh, appealing and up to date. But if you wish to transform your property completely, why not consider including your outdoor space? When the weather’s warm and pleasant, your outdoor space can become your second living room for you and your guests to lounge and entertain. Spending time outdoors can be good for your physical and mental health too. A few minutes of lounging outside in your well-revamped outdoor space is a good mood booster. Furthermore, sprucing up your outdoor space can…

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Food, Inspiration

5 WAYS TO MAKE GOING DRY THIS JULY EASY WITH GIESEN 0% WINE

The idea of going dry in July is no longer a tradition of the few, the interest in living a sober curious life continues to grow, and with it the number of people looking for an alternative to alcoholic beverages*. Giesen Group has responded to the demand from consumers with its 0%** wine range. A pioneer in the alcohol-removed wine space, having launched the first New Zealand 0% Sauvignon Blanc in 2020, the range has now expanded to include a Rosé, Pinot Gris, Riesling and Merlot. Riesling will hit Australian shores just in time for Spring. Consumers are loving the…

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Events, School holidays, What to do

AUSTRALIA’S FIRST INVERTED HOUSE PHOTO EXPERIENCE IS HERE!

Be part of the upside-down photo craze that is taking the world by storm, with House Down Under – Australia’s first ever inverted house photo experience.  The first of its kind in Australia, House Down Under, takes the phrase “turn your world upside down” to a whole new level! The unique attraction gives the impression it has been dropped from the sky, creating a museum of illusion to take mind bending images.  “What an honour and dream it is to be able to introduce the inverted house photo experience to Australia. House Down Under is a unique twist of perception where…

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Babies, For Mums

Looking after the nutritional needs of busy little toddlers on the go

Constantly on the go, toddlers are full of energy working out the world around them with a new frame of mind and heightened sense of independence. It’s no surprise, therefore, that busy little people need a balanced and a nutritionally dense diet of food and drink to fuel their growing bodies and service the energy they are burning. “Toddlerhood is a time of physical, cognitive, social and emotional growth, to support this they need balanced nutrition to assist their growing bodies and developing minds,” says Dr Scott Dunlop, Consultant General Pediatrician and Founder and Director of Sydney Paediatrics. Maintaining variety…

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Inspiration, Kids

PROTECTING AND PRESERVING SYDNEY HARBOUR’S LITTLE PENGUIN POPULATION

Sydney’s Little Penguins at Manly are classified as endangered and are the last breeding colony on the NSW mainland.  In less than 8 years, the number of breeding penguins has dropped from 140 to 46, with more than half the fatalities caused by predators, boat strikes, or penguins becoming entangled in fishing lines and hooks. Flip & Flap is a newly released children’s picture book by Australian artist and author Pam Slattery, and is suitable for ages 3 – 7 years.  The idea for the book germinated in 2005 when Pam was a resident of Sydney’s Eastern suburbs.  She worked…

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Monday's Mum Profiles

Monday’s Local Mum, Ellen Gulson

My name is Ellen Gulson and I am a mum of 4 and Lactation Consultant living in Bellevue Hill. Where and how long have you lived in Sydney’s east? We only moved to the Eastern Suburbs mid last year, just before the delta lockdown, so I’m still getting to know all the amazing things the East has to offer. Three words that describe what it’s like to live in the eastern suburbs? Busy, Beautiful, traffic How many children? I have 4 crazy and wonderful kids; Graeme is 8, Edith is 6, Arthur is almost 5 and Maeve is 3. But…

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Events, Inspiration, What to do

Find Your Sparkle with The Langham Sydney’s My Little Pony High Tea During the July School Holidays

Giddy up! It’s time to trot into The Langham, Sydney to celebrate the new Netflix  animated special My Little Pony: Make Your Mark. On weekdays from Monday 4 July until Friday  15 July, The Langham, Sydney is hosting a My Little Pony-themed children’s tea inspired by the  My Little Pony world of Equestria.   Children will enjoy a generous selection of sweet and savoury treats, a My Little Pony watch party,  a colouring-in activity and a My Little Pony gift to take home.   Children are encouraged to dress up in sparkles, bring along any of their favourite ponies and  enjoy visiting…

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Uncategorised

Everything you ever wanted to know about cloth nappies but were afraid to ask

Have you considered making the switch from disposable plastic nappies to their cloth counterparts? It’s something that a lot of eco-friendly mums consider, but many are put off by the perceived effort (and yuck factor). Luckily, Woollahra Council is running a totally free mythbusting workshop on the subject later this month as part of Plastic Free July. “A lot of parents think using cloth nappies is too hard, that they leak and that they’re too expensive,” says facilitator Alice Henchion of Nappy Lane. But the key thing to know, she says, is that these aren’t your grandparents’ cloth nappies. The…

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Uncategorised

Randwick residents divert over 30,000 kilograms of tricky-to-recycle items from landfill using free home recycling service

Residents in the City of Randwick have taken recycling to new heights with the help of an on-demand home collection service for problem waste.  Randwick City Council partnered with Sydney-based startup RecycleSmart in September 2019 to offer free recycling subscriptions to local residents.  The service known as a ‘Power Pickup’ offers all residential addresses in the Randwick LGA on-demand collection of tricky-to-recycle items: items that are recyclable, but cannot be recycled when disposed of in any of the household bins (i.e. soft plastics, e-waste, clothing, and misfits such as batteries and bulbs). In the month of May, residents surpassed the…

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Monday's Mum Profiles

Monday local Mum, Cintia De La Torres

This week we are chatting with Cintia De la Torres, who not only works in the family owned cafe, The North End Café in Maroubra. She also works as a Chemical Engineer in the Future Energy space focused on Hydrogen generation and storage. Where and how long have you lived in Sydney’s east? I’ve been living in Australia and in Maroubra for 15 years. Three words that describe what it’s like to live in the eastern suburbs? Beach, Surf and Sun (for me is a lifestyle). How many children? I have 2 children, Melina is 12 and Marvin is 10….

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