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The best family beach days aren’t the ones where everything goes perfectly… they’re the ones where you’re prepared for whatever comes your way. ☀️🏖️💙

Every parent knows how quickly a forgotten hat, empty drink bottle or hungry toddler can turn a relaxing day at the beach into a stressful one.

The good news? A little planning goes a long way.

This practical guide shares the smart packing essentials, expert beach safety advice and simple tips that help keep your family protected from the Australian sun, safe around the water, well-fed, hydrated and ready to enjoy every moment together.

Because the memories your children will treasure won’t be about the perfect picnic… they’ll be about the laughter, the waves, the sandcastles and the time you spent together.

🌊 Before you head to the beach, make sure you’ve packed what really matters.

Read the full guide today.

Author: Kelly Rae, Owner of Oceanic Waterbabies.   With summer approaching, beaches and pools become magnets for our leisure time, highlighting the need for safety and fun, especially for babies and children. Summer is a time when thousands of families get… Continue Reading >

Expert advice from Olympic Swim Coach and Learn2Swim Week Ambassador Laurie Lawrence   As we spring towards the hottest months of the year,  – more and more Aussie families are diving into backyard pools, but along with the fun of… Continue Reading >

Don’t Ruin it with a Visit to the Emergency Department Kidsafe Victoria is urging parents and carers to have safety front of mind to ensure that everyone has a safe and happy summer holiday. Jason Chambers, General Manager of Kidsafe… Continue Reading >

With warm weather forecast for this weekend and many families planning trips for the end of the school holidays, Kidsafe Victoria has urged parents and carers to remain vigilant around all bodies of water, in a bid to reduce the… Continue Reading >

Water safety expert Laurie Lawrence is calling on parents to remain vigilant about water safety during Winter, especially with COVID-19 interrupting learn-to-swim lessons. “Last year 37 Aussies lost their lives in drowning incidents over the cooler months and with most… Continue Reading >

Children are automatically drawn to water. They love to splash, float and just basically have fun in it. That’s why water safety is very important and is no laughing matter. Anyone, even children (who knows how to swim) can have… Continue Reading >