Families

“80 Stories High” by Central Coast local Dr John Irvine Phillip’s Christmas story – Phillip reverts to white lies to solve his Santa problems Do you think it’s justified to …

By Dr Nicholas Altuneg In today’s digital age, where screens dominate both learning and leisure, a new concern is emerging among families and kids – the rise of Myopia, commonly …

By Laura Hurstfield Do you find yourself in a constant parenting monologue of “don’t make that silly noise, don’t hit your brother, stop pulling faces at your sister”? Would your …

By Carly – Early Childhood Teacher, Alkira Early Learning Centre Mud glorious mud! The benefits of mud and its ability to boost children’s immunity in the early years has been …

By Georgia Spencer In a world where societal norms are undergoing a rapid transformation, the institution of marriage finds itself at the centre of a captivating and dynamic narrative. Relationships …

At Complete Sense, Autism Consulting and Counselling, the focus is providing support to families with an Autistic member. My name’s Natalie Jarvis and I have worked with Neurodiverse individuals for …

By Dr Nicholas Altuneg As a concerned parent, you are likely to have questions about your child’s learning style. Understanding your child’s learning style can help you tailor their education …

Spring is well and truly in the air and with school holidays looming on the horizon, Central Coast Council has released its much-anticipated program of activities of a fun filled …

By Laura Hurstfield As new parents you know to buy the socket covers, the cupboard locks, have the car seat professionally fitted. When they get older you make sure they …

By Sarah Tolmie Reader Question:“My wife is imminently due with baby number two. I love being a father. I am so excited. I love seeing my wife as a mother. …