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    Re-Love Your Postpartum Body: A Mother’s Truce with Herself

    by LukeAdmin February 1, 2023
    February 1, 2023

    By Cathy Spooner Your body is tired, weak and no longer in the same form as it used to be. It doesn’t move the same, feel the same, look the …

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    Healthy Holidays: A Naturopathic Guide to Enjoying the Festive Season Mindfully

    by LukeAdmin February 1, 2023
    February 1, 2023

    A Naturopathic approach By Diana Arundell – The Avoca Naturopath & Nutritionist For people who have enhanced their health through positive diet and lifestyle habits, the Christmas and holiday season …

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    Coping with grief at Christmas time

    by LukeAdmin February 1, 2023
    February 1, 2023

    For some, Christmas is not an easy time. Christmas can be filled with sad memories and missing a loved one that is not with them anymore. Christmas without someone you …

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    Is Your Child’s Vision School-Ready? Why Eye Health is Integral for Academic Success.

    by LukeAdmin February 1, 2023
    February 1, 2023

    By Dr Nicholas Altuneg Getting your child ready for their first day of school can feel like a big job. Uniform pressed, school bag packed, lunch box filled, and don’t …

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    Healthy Festive Choices: Tips to Balance Indulgence and Nutrition this Holiday Season.

    by LukeAdmin February 1, 2023
    February 1, 2023

    By Carin Clegg, Accredited Practising Dietitian Well it’s that time of year again, where we are bombarded with all those temptations at social occasions. Here are a few tips to …

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    Cancer Council NSW calls for Coasties to stay Sun Smart this summer!

    by LukeAdmin January 12, 2023
    January 12, 2023

    The sun’s ultraviolet (UV) radiation is the major cause of skin cancer. UV damage also causes sunburn, tanning, premature ageing and eye damage. The good news is you can prevent …

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    Nutrition and ADHD: How Whole Foods Impact Children’s Symptoms and Well-being.

    by LukeAdmin December 1, 2022
    December 1, 2022

    By Kylie Spicer Dietitian/Nutritionist We all know that the quality of a child’s food affects their growth and development including how their body and brain work. But did you know …

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    Digital Dilemma: The Impact of Screen Time on Children’s Eye Health and Vision.

    by LukeAdmin December 1, 2022
    December 1, 2022

    By Dr Nicholas Altuneg You go in to say goodnight to your child only to find out he is playing “Minecraft” in bed. Or your daughter is busy on Snapchat …

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    Rediscovering Our Relationship with Food: The Power of Seed Saving for Health and Wellbeing on the Central Coast

    by LukeAdmin December 1, 2022
    December 1, 2022

    By Carin Clegg, Accredited Practising Dietitian, If anyone has been to our clinics or workshops, you may have received a packet of seeds from the food plants from my garden. …

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    Building Emotional Resilience: Why Increasing Distress Tolerance is the Key to Mental Wellness

    by LukeAdmin December 1, 2022
    December 1, 2022

    By Alexandra Wilson (AMHSW; CSW; MAASW; BSW Usyd) When people reach out for mental health support, they’re often looking for ways to reduce or eliminate unpleasant emotional states. Fear, anxiety, …

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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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