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...

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

Maroubra Beach Markets

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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

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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Community, Environment, Parks & Playgrounds

Discover the Randwick Sustainability Hub: A Green Haven for Families

Tucked away in Randwick, the Randwick Sustainability Hub is an award-winning community space where families can connect with nature, learn about the environment, and enjoy fun, hands-on activities. Whether you’re looking for a weekend adventure with the kids, a school holiday outing, or a place to explore on your own, the Hub is full of surprises. A Living Classroom in the Eastern Suburbs One of the Hub’s treasures is its Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub – a rare and critically endangered ecosystem. Families can discover its importance on the Go Slo for a Mo’ Nature Wellness Trail, where kids can try…

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Events, School holidays

What’s On in Sydney This September – Family Fun, Festivals and Fresh Finds

Spring has finally arrived in Sydney, bringing longer days, warmer weather, and plenty of reasons to get out and explore. After a cosy winter indoors, September is the perfect time to shake off the chill and dive into everything our city has to offer. From vibrant cultural festivals and creative markets to hands-on workshops and magical performances for kids, this month is packed with family-friendly activities and unique experiences. Whether you’re looking for something to entertain little ones, a fun outing for the whole family, or even some “me time” inspiration for mums, there’s no shortage of options. Many events…

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Community, Events

Randwick Toy Swap: A Fun Way to Reuse and Share This September

Looking for a family-friendly way to declutter, give back, and teach your kids about sustainability? Head along to the Randwick Toy Swap at The Saturday Circle on Saturday 13 September, 10am–12pm at the Randwick Sustainability Hub (27 Munda Street, Randwick). Hosted by the Joy of Giving Network in partnership with Randwick City Council, this event is all about reusing, sharing, and reducing waste while having fun as a community. How it works Bring along toys, games, or books that your children have outgrown (in good condition, clean, and working order) and swap them for something “new-to-you.” Kids will love the…

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Health & Wellbeing

Aiding Individuals to Thrive Through Accessible Support Networks

With our rapidly evolving world, the importance of accessible support networks cannot be placed in any greater spotlight. These networks serve as key lifelines that enable one to lead an independent life while receiving the care and support needed. Whether the person is faced with age-related challenges, living with disability, or fighting illness, well-structured support systems are the key. They bridge the divide between isolation and community engagement, transforming lives through empathetic, expert care. Most importantly, these networks allow individuals to remain an active member of their community while accessing individualised care that respects their dignity and autonomy. Building Foundations…

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Environment, Family, Parks and Beaches, School holidays

7 Best Spots to Watch Seals in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs & Harbour

Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs aren’t just famous for their golden beaches and sparkling ocean views – they’re also home to some of Australia’s most fascinating marine visitors: seals! These playful, whiskery creatures can sometimes be seen resting on the rocks or gliding through the waves, and spotting one is always a thrill for kids and adults alike. Better yet, seal-spotting makes for a fantastic school holiday activity – it’s free, outdoors, educational, and full of excitement for the whole family. Pack some snacks, grab the binoculars, and set off on your very own coastal adventure. Here are seven of the best…

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Environment, Parks and Beaches

Sharing Our Coastline with Seals – How to Watch Them Safely

One of the most magical things about living in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs is the chance to share our stunning coastline with some incredible wildlife. From Bondi to Maroubra, if you’re lucky, you might just spot a seal sunbaking on the rocks or gliding gracefully through the waves. For kids (and grown-ups too!), it’s an unforgettable moment to see these playful marine mammals in their natural home. But while spotting a seal is exciting, it’s important to remember one key message: they are wild animals and we must give them space. By following the official approach distances, we can enjoy these…

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