Foster Care

Making a difference
Foster and kinship carers play a vital role in providing vulnerable children with a secure and stable home on a short- or long-term basis.
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Gold Coast April/ May issue out now

SCREEN TIME: HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH?

Kids in the Kitchen, Mummy Guilt, Make your Own Skincare Products and so much more. Get your hands on the new Issue at one of your local parenting hot spots!

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Grappling With Guilt

Mummy guilt...

It begins with the vitamins you didn’t take before conception, the wine you drank before those two little blue lines appeared, the chocolate ice-cream you consumed by the tub, and before Junior is even born you’re swimming in a world of mummy guilt.

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IVF: an emotional rollercoaster

Trying to start a family does not always go as planned.

For more than 30 years, IVF has been offering many couples who have had trouble conceiving, a better chance to become parents.

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KOTC What’s On Calendar

Search for activities including playgroups and regular classes right through to special ticketed events for families.

And don't forget to sign up for the KOTC weekly What's On newsletter to never miss an event. Your kids will never complain of being bored again!

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Sunshine Coast May/ June issue out now

Learning and music
Kids on the Coast Magazine 56
Foster care: making a difference, Natural food selections, Choosing a family pet and so much more. Get your hands on the new issue at one of your local parenting hot spots!

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Shh... Mum's Talking (SMT) Perinatal Depression and Anxiety Support

Festivals,Community Events

, , Sunshine Coast

When:
Time: mornings

Cost: Donation

Phone: Annelise 0421 857 976 or Jacinta 53134095
Website:

SMT is a support group for mothers with perinatal (before and after childbirth) depression and anxiety. We meet weekly at a regular time and place where morning tea and child minding are provided. Our objective is to provide a safe and secure place where mothers can meet people going through the same thing and be heard, understood and supported by other mothers who 'just get it'.