Family friendly films under the stars at Movies in the Park

Looking to keep the family entertained on a Saturday night?   Waverley Council’s bumper Movies in the Park series...

Splash Test Dummies: A Hilarious Circus Adventure Hits Bondi Pavilion

Looking for a school holiday activity that will have the kids laughing, gasping and completely entertained? Splash Test Dummies...

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...
Beaches, Cinema, Free, School holidays
Family friendly films under the stars at Movies in the Park
Events, Theatre
Splash Test Dummies: A Hilarious Circus Adventure Hits Bondi Pavilion
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
Environment, Free
Free Tree Giveaway for City of Sydney Residents – Perfect for Your Backyard or Balcony

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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

 
Dental Health

Your Child’s First Dental Visit: A Mum’s Guide

That first trip to the dentist can feel bigger than it looks. Your child is still figuring out bright rooms, new faces, and you’re trying to keep things steady. Early checks build habits; a calm hello today makes the next visit easier. Life throws curveballs, though. A chipped baby tooth. A sudden ache after crunchy snacks. In those moments, it helps to know where urgent care fits, not as drama, just a plan—keep breath steady, look, then act with an emergency dental clinic in mind so you’re not guessing. For today, though, think gently: meet the room, meet the chair,…

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Food

How to Calculate Your Macros for Fat Loss

When you’re juggling family, work, and lots of other responsibilities, committing to losing weight can be very difficult. However, one way to make it easier is to focus on your macros.  Macro tracking is a process whereby you do not stress about every single calorie you consume. Instead, you develop a clearer picture of what your body really needs for energy, fat loss, and overall health. You might think you need to be an expert nutritionist to do this. But that is not the case. In this guide, we’ll break down what macros are, how to calculate them, and how…

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Inspiration, Parks & Playgrounds, School holidays

Meet the Bees at Centennial Park – A Sweet Adventure with Rooftop Bees

If you’re looking for a weekend activity that’s a little bit different, fun, and educational all at once, this one is for you! Bees might be tiny, but their impact on our lives is enormous — from pollinating the food we eat to producing that golden, sticky goodness we all love. Now, Centennial Parklands is giving families the chance to step inside the fascinating world of bees with a guided tour and honey tasting experience. It’s a hands-on adventure that lets you see what life is really like inside a beehive, meet the experts who care for the hives, and…

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Finance

Financial Resources Every Aussie Mum Should Know About During Tough Times

Thursday night, I sat at my kitchen table with $73 in my account, rent due Monday, and three kids needing school uniforms. The calculator app stayed open while I shifted numbers that wouldn’t shift. Six months earlier, I’d been managing fine. Then my ex stopped payments, the car died, and my youngest needed specialist appointments. Suddenly I was drowning in broad daylight while everyone else seemed to be swimming fine. That night changed everything. Not because money appeared magically, but because I finally started googling what help actually existed. Turns out, I’d been eligible for thousands in support I never…

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Family Friendly Technology

Power Down, Live Up: The Simple Guide to an Energy-Efficient Home

Managing household energy is easier than ever, and small changes—like switching to LED bulbs or sealing air leaks—can cut costs, reduce your carbon footprint, and make your home more sustainable and comfortable. Why Energy Efficiency Matters Energy efficiency isn’t just about reducing utility bills. It also positively impacts the environment and can boost your home’s value. Discover how these elements make an energy-efficient lifestyle an attractive choice. Impact on Your Wallet Energy-efficient appliances often cost more upfront but reduce bills over time. In the UK, the EU Energy Label helps identify low-consumption models such as A-rated refrigerators, LED bulbs, and…

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Community, Swimming

Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool Reopens 1 September – Just in Time for Summer

Get ready to make a splash – the Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool is reopening on Monday 1 September, just in time for the warmer months! This sparkling harbourside pool is one of Sydney’s most stunning swimming spots, with breathtaking views of the city and harbour, and it’s the perfect place for families to enjoy the summer season together. For parents, the reopening also means the return of the popular Learn to Swim program. Starting in October, accredited instructors will be back in the water teaching little ones from as young as 6 months old, helping them gain confidence, water safety…

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Business & Career

Meta Ads Strategies to Help Tradespeople Grow Their Business

Meta ads have become a cornerstone of digital marketing, offering businesses the means to reach targeted audiences across Facebook, Instagram, and other Meta-owned platforms. With advanced audience segmentation tools and in-depth analytics, advertisers can design campaigns that reflect user interests, behaviours, and demographics. This precision increases engagement, strengthens customer relationships, and improves conversion rates. Lead generation with Meta Ads for tradespeople has become a valuable strategy for building visibility and securing sustainable growth. Quality leads are essential to business success. Unlike general enquiries, these prospects demonstrate a genuine interest in the services offered, making them more likely to convert into…

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Health & Wellbeing, Relationship

When Your Best Friend Says “We’re Separating”: A Guide for Supporting Mums Through Tough Times

Last week I had coffee with Sarah. We’ve been friends since our kids started kindy together at Woollahra Public. She looked exhausted, stirring her flat white way longer than necessary before finally saying those words: “Tom and I are separating.” My heart sank. Not because I didnt see it coming (honestly, we all kind of did) but because I had no idea what to say next. If you’re anything like me, watching a friend navigate separation feels overwhelming. You want to help but dont know how. After talking to several mums who’ve been through this and even consulting with specialists…

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Parks & Playgrounds, School holidays

Discover Six Must-Try Centennial Park Activities for Families and Curiosity-Seekers

If you’re looking for ways to keep the kids entertained, enjoy some fresh air, or try something new together as a family, Centennial Parklands has you covered. This iconic green heart of Sydney isn’t just a place for bike rides and picnics (though it’s perfect for that too) — it’s also home to a vibrant program of seasonal activities that mix education, nature, and fun in equal measure. This spring, the Park is buzzing with experiences designed to spark curiosity in children and adults alike. From learning how honey is made straight from the hive, to uncovering ancient bush tucker…

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Creative

Pottery Benefits for Children’s Growth and Confidence

Clay has a way of slowing busy days. Children press, pinch, and roll, and suddenly, time stretches just enough for careful thinking to arrive. That quiet pause is where coordination, patience, and pride take root. If you’re eyeing a first class, a simple plan helps: start small, celebrate effort, and keep the focus on exploration rather than perfect bowls. Early on, it’s useful to have a local path for guided pottery making so support is nearby when questions pop up. Small hands learn fastest when pressure stays low, and when joy leads, skills follow naturally. Keep expectations modest on day…

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