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    Mastering the Art of Listening: Essential Steps for Parents and Everyone Else

    by LukeAdmin August 1, 2023
    August 1, 2023

    By Alexandra Wilson (AMHSW; CSW; MAASW; BSW Usyd) Knowing how to be a good listener is a skill many people struggle with. Being a good listener requires practice and an …

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    Creating Emotional Safety for Children: Understanding Behavior and Building Connections

    by LukeAdmin August 1, 2023
    August 1, 2023

    By Alita Blanchard, Parent Coach Children need to feel emotionally safe, seen and soothed to feel secure. It seems obvious that this is what we want to provide for our …

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    Raising Boys: Navigating Emotions, Breaking Stereotypes, and Cultivating Authenticity

    by LukeAdmin June 1, 2023
    June 1, 2023

    By Alita Alanchard, Parent Coach I am a mother of 3 boys – and it’s been the greatest growth journey of my life. Unpacking my stereotypes, learning to listen to …

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    Unlocking Child Wellbeing: The Role of Nutrition in Managing Behaviour and Emotions

    by LukeAdmin June 1, 2023
    June 1, 2023

    By Clare Marcangelo, Children’s Nutritionist School has returned, or for some children it has started for their very first term. This comes with so much excitement and nervousness, will my …

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    Surviving the ‘Arsenic Hour’: Balancing Time Out and Time In for Central Coast Families

    by LukeAdmin June 1, 2023
    June 1, 2023

    By Laura Hurstfield “Arsenic Hour” is the term used to describe the period between getting the kids home from school and getting them into bed. “Arsenic Hour” is the time …

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    The Miraculous Transformation: How Motherhood Reshapes the Brain

    by LukeAdmin June 1, 2023
    June 1, 2023

    By Harriet Blannin–Ferguson, Midwife, Child and Family Health Graduate I think we can all agree that motherhood changes you! But you may not be aware of just how many physical …

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    The Maddening Paradox of Motherhood: When Loving Deeply Meets Wanting to Escape

    by LukeAdmin June 1, 2023
    June 1, 2023

    By Cathy Spooner I remember sobbing uncontrollably, wildly even, as I sat with all three of my babies in my arms. I felt deep pain that I was failing at …

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    Coloured Lenses and Reading Ability: What’s the Real Story?

    by LukeAdmin June 1, 2023
    June 1, 2023

    By Dr Nicholas Altuneg We are living in a technology revolution and with so much information available in real time, we just need to be able to find time to …

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    The Unseen Vision Struggles: How Binocular Vision Skills Impact Central Coast Kids and Their NAPLAN Results

    by LukeAdmin April 1, 2023
    April 1, 2023

    By Dr Nicholas Altuneg How would you feel if the words moved while you were reading? How would you feel if your eyes felt sore after a short period of …

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    Unlocking the Power of Positive Fathering: How GPCC and The Fathering Project Champion Dad’s Impact

    by LukeAdmin April 1, 2023
    April 1, 2023

    National Fathering movement, The Fathering Project, highlight that, “Fathers and father figures play a critical and distinct role in children’s lives and the evidence demonstrating fathers’ potential to positively influence …

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Central Coast Families wellbeing and lifestyle magazine - On the Coast Familiess


Published bi-monthly and crafted especially for the vibrant families that call this place home. Rooted in a mission to inspire, On the Coast Families aims to empower and uplift its readers, offering invaluable resources and insights for flourishing family lives.

Born in 2002 as 'Kidz on the Coast', thanks to overwhelming support from the Central Coast community, On the Coast Families has evolved into more than just a magazine—it's a movement.

Boasting a rich tapestry of local gurus, the magazine delivers enlightening tips for living a balanced, healthy life on the Coast. Whilst highlighting the latest happenings and events in the area.

From Umina to Lake Munmorah, make On the Coast Families your go-to guide for thriving on the Central Coast.

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