Festival of the Winds Returns to Bondi Beach This September

Get ready to look to the skies! One of Sydney’s most colourful family events, Festival of the Winds, is...

Calling All Tiny Trainspotters: Thomas Is Coming to the NSW Rail Museum

All aboard! If you have a little train lover in the family, clear some space in the calendar because...

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...

Monday's Local Mum, Kerry McCarthy

Local mum of 2 Kerry McCarthy has been happily calling the Eastern Suburbs home for more than 20 years...

Best Kids Bike Parks in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs (Plus Alexandria, Mascot, Surry Hills & CBD)

Looking for the best places for your kids to ride bikes, scooters or balance bikes in Sydney’s East? Whether...
Events, Free, Fun
Festival of the Winds Returns to Bondi Beach This September
Events, Kids
Calling All Tiny Trainspotters: Thomas Is Coming to the NSW Rail Museum
bondi beach, Fun, Local
Step Inside Bondi's Most Nostalgic New Photobooth
Monday's Mum Profiles
Monday's Local Mum, Kerry McCarthy
Free, Fun, Kids, Parks and Beaches
Best Kids Bike Parks in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs (Plus Alexandria, Mascot, Surry Hills & CBD)
 

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

 
Community, Creative

The Boot Factory: Bondi Junction’s Historic Community Hub Reimagined

Hidden in the heart of Bondi Junction, The Boot Factory has become one of the eastern suburbs’ most unique community spaces — blending heritage architecture, family-friendly activities, creativity and local history all in one beautifully restored building. After reopening in 2024 following a major restoration project, the heritage-listed building now serves as a vibrant hub for community events, workshops and gatherings for locals of all ages. What Happens at The Boot Factory Today? Managed by Waverley Council, The Boot Factory now hosts a wide range of community, family and cultural activities throughout the year. The restored venue has quickly become…

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Travel

How to Choose Reliable Air Freight for Your Needs

School pickups, grocery runs, and work deadlines all stack up on the same calendar. A late delivery can turn a calm week into a rushed one. That stress shows up fast when you are waiting on something important. In many homes, freight is not “business stuff,” it is real life logistics. A last minute birthday order, medical items for a relative, or stock for a small side business can matter. That is where air freight services in Australia can make sense, because speed sometimes protects plans you cannot shift. Photo by Jonathan Borba Timing Rules That Shape Air Freight Shipping…

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Pets

How to Teach Kids to Care for a Dog or Cat

Getting a pet can be an exciting experience. It can even be a wonderful opportunity to engage your children in the care of another living being and help them learn a few of life’s important lessons along the way. Whether you have a newly adopted pet in the home or you are considering getting a pet from a breeder for the first time, including your kids in the care of your pet can be a wonderful opportunity for lifelong lessons. How can you teach your kids to care for pets? Start with Age-Appropriate Tasks   The key to success is…

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Legal

Navigating Shared Custody Arrangements and Schedules

In theory, shared custody isn’t so bad. The parents divide their time with the kids and learn to adapt, and life goes on. However, with school drop-off and pickup schedules, parent work schedules, Holidays and the hustle and bustle of daily living, making shared custody successful requires organization, accommodations and failing a few times before something that works actually materializes. Legal Assistance from the Get-Go Separating parents assume that they do not need a lawyer to sort out custody arrangements when the split is fresh. Unfortunately, failing to establish something legal for all involved means misinterpretations down the line. Singapore…

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Travel

Top Use Cases of AI in Travel for 2026

The travel industry is experiencing a technological revolution, and artificial intelligence is at the forefront of this transformation. As we look toward 2026, AI technologies are becoming increasingly sophisticated, offering travelers unprecedented convenience and personalization. From planning trips to navigating airports, these intelligent systems are reshaping every aspect of how we explore the world. Hyper-Personalized Trip Planning and Recommendations Gone are the days of one-size-fits-all vacation packages. AI systems in 2026 are analyzing millions of data points to create truly personalized travel experiences. These platforms consider your past travel history, social media preferences, budget constraints, and even your personality type…

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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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Iconic Mascot store gets a facelift with free doughnuts this Friday

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Randwick council is opening new play space in Kensington

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