Braeden is out every day with his support workers and the wet summer has meant we've had to come up with lots of indoor activities. I'm not going to lie, it's been so hard to keep variety in his days. It's not easy dealing with getting Braeden in and …
Travel
Jurassic World by Brickman at The Australian Museum – Accessible Sydney
I may not have the patience to piece together a large Lego set but that only increases my admiration for those who do. So last week when Braeden and I found ourselves with an unexpected free day, we headed to The Australian Museum to check out …
Wildlife Retreat at Taronga – Accessible Sydney accommodation
We love living in Sydney and feel fortunate to have such a gorgeous dazzling harbour as the city's centrepiece. Taronga Zoo and its residents have some of the best views of Sydney's skyline and the harbour so it was logical for accommodation to be …
Nelsons Beach, Jervis Bay – NSW South Coast – accessible beach
While staying on the NSW south coast I spotted an Instagram post showing a little girl walking down a path to the beach. As soon as I saw that picture of Nelsons Beach I was determined to take a look in person. We've previously enjoyed time at …
Crowne Plaza Sydney Coogee Beach – wheelchair accessible accommodation Sydney
We love any reason to indulge in a hotel stay and an invitation to check out the recent refurbishments at the Crowne Plaza Sydney Coogee Beach last year was one we couldn’t refuse. It seemed fitting we should be staying in accessible accommodation …
WHITE RABBIT GALLERY – BIG IN CHINA EXHIBITION – ACCESSIBLE SYDNEY
We discovered the White Rabbit Gallery earlier this year when we were lured there to see the fabulous Lumen exhibition. When invited to visit again to see the new exhibition, Big in China, we jumped at the chance. The description of the exhibition …
NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH – ACCESSIBLE SYDNEY
I'm not usually drawn to the idea of space travel but during the pandemic it has, at times, seemed a reasonable option. Children, adults and billionaires are intrinsically curious about what is beyond our planet. If you're one of those people, you'll …
SEA LIFE SYDNEY AQUARIUM – ACCESSIBLE DINING SYDNEY
Thanks to a certain Hollywood blockbuster we know what happens at night in a museum, but have you ever wondered what happens after dark in an aquarium? Last week we were lucky enough to be hosted by SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium for their private dining …
KAREN’S DINER SYDNEY – ACCESSIBLE DINING SYDNEY
If you are looking for a quiet meal with good service, Karen’s Diner is not for you. But, if like us, you are in the mood for frivolity after lockdown, head to World Square in Sydney to the diner where rudeness is embraced. Amelia has, on more than …
NEW YORK TRANSIT MUSEUM – WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE NEW YORK
When we travelled to New York as a family we loved using the New York subway system. There are some challenges for wheelchair users. Not all the subway stations are accessible and the wait to use the elevators to get to and from the platforms can be …
