Families

By Dr Georgia Page In one of our previous articles we talked about pre pregnancy planning so you can be the healthiest you can be before you fall pregnant, and …

By Dr Alison Mooney The average baby can cry for up to two hours every day, often for no apparent reason. As a new parent, you may find yourself searching …

By Clare Marcangelo More and more often, parents are recognising that their children seem to have reactions to foods and are unsure what those foods maybe, or why. Salicylate sensitivity, …

Preparing for the reality of post–partum and your transition into motherhood By Alita Blanchard Early motherhood can be a shock to the system. Birth doesn’t always go to plan. There …

At Coast Christian in 2022, we are looking forward to welcoming our new Preparatory Class and for the first time due to increased demand, two Kinder classes. To help children …

By Sarah Tolmie Reader Question:Christmas is always a stressful time with our combined family gatherings. My husband’s family does Christmas very differently to how my family celebrates. It’s the whole …

By Catherine Schasser Ok mums. Let’s take a second to shout out your strength, resilience and commitment. You did it – you’ve made it through two of the most trying …

By Nikki Smith If you are a parent or if you have ever interacted with children between the ages of 18 months and 3 years, then you most likely have …

As a Doctor, discussing the concept of co–sleeping or bed–sharing with parents remains a fairly controversial topic. Co–sleeping is defined as an adult and baby sharing a sleep surface (bed, …

By Olivia Balbi –Educational Leader, Alkira elc With Covid restrictions limiting our movement here on the Central Coast, the one thing we can still enjoy is exploring the abundance of …