KIDDO ISSUE 4: Food BEE-autiful Food

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ISSUE 4 OUT NOW and It’s finally KIDDO Market time!

This June 24th we have a jam packed day full of live entertainment, food stalls, fun activities and plenty of things to buy from local KIDDO families. We are also excited to share what our LITTLE Makers have been up to.

In this issue we talk about our favourite things…FOOD! 

To whet your appetite we discover some of Adelaide’s best cooking schools for kids, hide a bunch of delicious veggies in a Mac N Cheese with Jessie Spiby, list some of Adelaide’s most KIDDO friendly eateries and learn about the new Adelaide City Bee programme.

We introduce you to one of the coolest mums and artists going around Mariana Mezic and her extended family of four-legged friends.

We also speak to multi-tasking mother extraordinaire Bec Judd about her new book the Baby Bible, a month by month guide to pregnancy, birth and beyond.

More than anything we are super-duper excited to put a face to the name of all of our beautiful KIDDO families at KIDDO Markets!

See you there Kiddos!

READ ISSUE 4 HERE 

@kiddomag

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