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Find the best parenting events and make the most of your time in Sydney. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
It’s time to normalise children’s anxiety. The Anxiety Coach Parenting Program is for parents and carers of children aged 4 -12 years. The course is run in Mascot and promotes: 💥 Anti-fragile thinking skills and resilience in children. 💥 An understanding of how anxiety develops, and how to prevent it. Commit to coming to Mascot over three Monday mornings and you'll emerge with more confidence to help your child manage difficult emotions.
This workshop is designed to support & guide new mothers through the critical post-natal period. Join us for expert advice, practical tips, & emotional support.
Our Kensington Playgroup encourages little ones to discover the world around them. Both you and your child will be invited to connect through the Peep Learning Together Program (LTP). We invite you to join the Kensington Playgroup every Wednesday during school term time. A supported playgroup is a welcoming and inclusive space where parents, carers, and children (0–5 years) come together to play, learn, and connect. Guided by trained staff, these sessions offer fun, educational activities that support early childhood development while also providing families with access to support, information, and community resources.
For all mums who need a little fresh air, fun, and friendly faces - join us for a morning of golf & coffee!
Year 12 Mothers' Day Luncheon at Oatlands Estate. Enjoy a three-course meal, beverages, coffee, and tea. A meaningful occasion for Year 12 parents.
Positive Breastfeeding Workshop at Westmead Hospital. This workshop is designed to give you the right information and support for breastfeeding your baby. The workshop is conducted by a qualified Lactation Consultant who will answer your questions, provide you with problem-solving strategies and boost your confidence so that you may successfully breastfeed your baby.
Sydney parents - ready to break cycles and raise conscious kids? Join us for a transformative event of healing, connection, and purpose.
Do you support someone with a Neuro Divergent Diagnosis then this group is for you! Neuro Divergent Carer Coffee Peer Group is a space to meet other people traveling a similar path to you. Mingle with others & have some fun. At the Hub there are different things to do, have a massage in the Massage chair, share a cuppa and a sandwich / biscuit, do a craft, knit or crochet a Square for charity. Each week there will be things to do or you can do nothing at all and just enjoy the atmosphere and meet some new people. The choice is yours this is an informal group to allow you to meet people where you are at. We ask that you RSVP for space reasons and for craft supplies. We look forward to seeing you at the Carer Hub.
Are you helping someone with everyday tasks or community connection then this group is a way to meet others like you. Carers Coffee support Group is for someone like you who also supports a person with their daily living tasks and community connection. You may be supporting your child, sibling, parent or friend. If this is you then this group is for you. At the Hub there are different things to do, have a massage in the Massage chair, share a cuppa and a sandwich / biscuit, do a craft, knit or crochet a Square for charity. Each week there will be things to do or you can do nothing at all and just enjoy the atmosphere and meet some new people. The choice is yours this is an informal group to allow you to meet people where you are at. We ask that you RSVP for space reasons and for craft supplies. We look forward to seeing you at the Carer Hub.
A Mother's Day gathering on the invisible mental load, nervous system burnout, and self-care without guilt. She remembers the appointments. She tracks the school calendar. She knows who needs what, when, and how — even when no one asks. The invisible mental load that mothers carry is not just exhausting. It rewires the nervous system, reshapes the body's stress response, and slowly erodes the energy needed to keep going. She Carries Everything is a Mother's Day gathering that honours what is real — not with flowers and platitudes, but with honesty, connection, and practical wisdom. This is not about adding more to the to-do list. It is about understanding what you are carrying, why it weighs so much, and how to put some of it down — without guilt.
This Saturday session is catered for expectant parents who are actively preparing for their baby's arrival. This intensive session is suitable for expectant parents who are booked to birth their baby at Blacktown Hospital. Please note that one ticket is required to be purchased for you and one support person to attend. First time expectant parents benefit enormously from these classes as there is plenty of time to interact and discuss a range of topics from labour and birth to breastfeeding and early parenting.
Positive Birth and Parenting Workshop consists of two sessions held on Saturdays for two weeks. You can attend the workshop either online or face-to-face at Westmead Hospital. Workshop dates are as follows: Week 1: Week 2: If you attend this program you are entitled to attend a breastfeeding workshop for free. Arrive at 8:45 am. You must be birthing your baby at Westmead Public Hospital to receive a discounted fee. All women booked to birth their baby at another hospital must pay full fee. It is recommended to book this workshop if you are due between 13th June and 8th August 2026. Topics Covered: Topics include but are not limited to: Mind and body working together during labour Labouring at home and when to come to the hospital Positions for labour and birth – being active Birth with confidence Evidence-based techniques for labour and birth, including acupressure, massage, breathing and relaxation Tour of the Birth Unit Handling and care of baby Helping your baby's sleeping and waking patterns Being informed about common obstetric interventions Calming an unsettled baby Communicating with your baby Parenting issues – including postnatal depression, roles and identities And more!