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

 
Business & Career, Work From Home

Flexible Jobs for Mums and Parents: Work from Home and Stay in Control

Balancing work and family life is a challenge many mums face—whether you’re at home with little ones or juggling the school run. The good news is there are plenty of flexible jobs that can be done from home, giving you the freedom to work around your family schedule while still contributing to household income. At Eastern Suburbs Mums, we understand the importance of flexibility, and that’s why our Job Ads section regularly features opportunities designed with parents in mind. Below, we’ve put together a list of 10 job ideas that suit stay-at-home mums and parents perfectly. 10 Flexible Jobs for…

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Events, School holidays, What to do

New family adventure – Taronga After Dark, set to light up the night

This Spring school holidays, Taronga Zoo Sydney is opening its gates after hours for a magical new event for families and friends. Taronga After Dark invites guests to experience Taronga in a whole new way – after the sun sets and when the stars come out. Running for ten unforgettable nights from Friday 3 to Sunday 12 October (5:30pm – 9:00pm), Taronga After Dark transforms the Zoo into a twilight wonderland filled with discovery, adventure, and plenty of family fun. As dusk falls over Sydney Harbour, little adventurers can follow lantern-lit trails through the Zoo, encounter some incredible wildlife after…

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Events, School holidays

Fringe Kids: Big Fun for Little Ones at Sydney Fringe Festival

The Sydney Fringe Festival is back, and this year it’s bringing something extra special for families – Fringe Kids! This playful program is designed just for children and families, offering a colourful mix of theatre, music, circus, storytelling and interactive experiences. What is Fringe Kids? Fringe Kids is the family-friendly arm of the Sydney Fringe Festival, Australia’s largest independent arts festival. It’s a chance for children to experience the magic of live performance in a fun and accessible way, with shows and workshops tailored especially for young audiences. From puppet theatre to musical performances, circus acts to creative workshops, there’s…

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Fitness

Barangaroo You Wellness Month – Free Events by the Harbour

This August, Barangaroo Reserve transforms into a wellness hub with Barangaroo You Wellness Month—a free, four-week celebration designed to help you move, connect, and recharge by Sydney Harbour. Running daily from Tuesday 5 August to Saturday 30 August, 12pm to 1pm, the program offers something for everyone, from high-energy workouts to mindful meditation sessions. What’s On Barangaroo Bootcamps & Yoga on Country – Strengthen and stretch with energising outdoor classes. Thursday Thrive Dance – Shake off stress with vibrant lunchtime dance sessions. Still Sundays – Slow down and restore with guided breathwork and meditation. Re:Connect Talk Series – Gain fresh…

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Events

Sabra- One Woman Show Sydney Fringe Festival 2025

“Sabra” is a compelling one-woman play that delves into the complex emotional landscape of migration, identity, and family. Written and performed by Netta Yashchinand directed by Asnat Zibil, the production brings to life the story of Zhenia, a recent immigrant to Israel from the USSR in the 1970s. A mother of three, Zhenia shares her inner world with humour, honesty, and vivid authenticity, navigating hardship, hope, andher evolving relationship with her teenage daughter, Fania.  Based on Yashchin’s own experiences, Sabra draws from her childhood memories of migrating from Lithuania to Israel at the age of eight. The play offers a…

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Parks and Beaches, School holidays, Travel

Family-Friendly Camping in NSW National Parks: Best Campgrounds and Tips for Your Next Adventure

Looking for the perfect family camping trip in NSW? With spring and warmer weather around the corner, now is the ideal time to plan a getaway in nature. Camping is one of the best ways for kids to unplug from screens, explore the outdoors, and enjoy quality time together. NSW is home to more than 350 campgrounds in national parks, ranging from beachside escapes to riverside retreats and bush getaways. Whether you’re after a weekend trip close to Sydney or a longer family holiday, there are plenty of options to suit campers of all ages and experience levels. North Coast:…

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Monday's Mum Profiles

Monday’s Local Mum, Yasmin Davis

Hi Mamas! My name is Yasmin and I’m a mum of two living in Maroubra. After finishing school, I studied a Bachelor of Primary Education and Bachelor of Arts in International Studies with a focus on Germany. This part of my degree sent to Germany for an exchange year where I met my husband in the lovely little town of Tübingen. After returning to Australia and finishing my degree, we moved back to Tübingen for five years. During this time, I learnt to speak German fairly fluently, taught at a bilingual school and our oldest child was born.  We moved…

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Community, Kids

Little Artists – Creative Workshops for Kids in Woolloomooloo

Looking for a fun way to nurture your child’s imagination (and enjoy a little creative play yourself)? The Little Artistsworkshops at Juanita Nielsen Community Centre are the perfect chance for children aged 2–5 years to explore art in a playful, hands-on environment. Led by professional art educator Sam Relihan, each session combines storytelling, sensory play and art-making, creating a welcoming space where little ones can get messy, experiment and learn. Best of all, parents, grandparents and carers are encouraged to join in – making it a wonderful bonding experience too. What to expect Each workshop introduces a new theme to…

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Family Friendly Technology, Teenagers

Technology Help: A Useful Service in the Community

This article is part of the Eastern Suburbs Mums Teen Jobs Guide. Many adults struggle with new technology. Teens who are comfortable with devices can easily help others. Why Tech Help is in Demand Smartphones, apps and smart home devices can be confusing for some people. A patient teen who can explain things clearly can provide valuable help. How Teens Can Get Started They can offer help with tasks like: Setting up smartphones Installing apps Connecting smart TVs Showing people how to use social media Example A neighbour may pay $20–$30 for help setting up a new phone or tablet….

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Family

Fostering Strong Connections Between Families and Support Services

Individuals with disabilities have families too, and often these families experience specific challenges. Having the proper support can be a significant difference-maker. Developing strong relationships between families and support services ensures care that is not merely effective but also sensitive to individual needs and desires. By supporting families, they feel more secure in decision-making and collaboration with professionals. This partnership promotes stability, consistency, and trust in the support delivered, allowing all parties more easily to manage everyday requirements and long-term aspirations with assurance. Empowering Families to Lead Excellent disability support isn’t about doing for but about enabling families to lead…

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