Carlingford, Eastwood, Epping, Gladesville, Henley, Meadowbank, North Ryde, Ryde, West Ryde Child Care Centres
Child Friendly Links
Plus Maternity So much more than big girls blouses, Plus Maternity is a range of gorgeous maternity wear for mums to be size 18 to 28, designed and made in Australia. Bright, bold colours, lots of cotton with just a little bit of stretch - no nana prints here! No longer do you need to feel like the odd one out, you can look fantastic right though your pregnancy & beyond. Mix & match pieces to make your dollar go further, the range includes office wear (great black pants) casuals pieces (pull on jeans that go all the way up to a 28 and will fit a baby bump) funky separates for the evening (sequin singlet anyone!!), sleepwear (easy opening fronts - great for breastfeeding once bub arrives) & breastfeeding tops for once bub arrives. Coming very soon is a fantastic 2 piece tankini - great for prenatal aqua class. Only available online for secure 24/7 shopping http://www.plusmaternity.com.au/.
www.jennoli.com.au - Jennoli-Art Kids art made into gorgeous cork backed Coasters, Placemats or cool Stubbie Holders. Great personalised gift for someone special or use for your childcare centre as fundraiser.
Mums@Ryde Mums@Ryde is a group of mothers who have had or are having babies with the Ryde Midwifery Group Practice and are passionate about supporting the service. We all have our own backgrounds and birth experiences but all share an interest in helping other women to experience the midwifery care at Ryde. Research has shown that having your own midwife is good for you and your baby. There is a lower rate of intervention, shorter labours, less pain relief required and a much greater satisfaction rating by mothers. Ryde Midwifery Group Practice is one of the few places in Sydney where you can have your own midwife in the public health system. It was the first stand alone unit in Australia, and all the midwives are so fantastic that Mums@Ryde was set up to ensure our voices were heard championing their cause. We now support the midwives and the mothers by building community contacts, and we also advocate for maternity reform.
Our website, www.mumsatryde.org.au is designed to provide information about the Ryde Midwifery Group Practice for mums-to-be, and to help new families find the information they need relevant to our local area. It also has a second hand baby goods page for families to sell their pre-loved goods locally. It is always changing and being updated, so be sure to visit regularly.
