Kids in the City is a locally focused print and online magazine, bringing the best in community news, events, features and more to parents throughout Brisbane! Published for over thirteen years, we set ourselves apart through our unique connection to our local market, our dedication to quality content and design, our honest and genuine approach, and our commitment to our community, for whom we exist. Made by local parents, for local parents, it is our mission to be the first and only place families come to connect – where they are understood, united and inspired. Because of that, we are the most trusted and reliable sources of information for parents throughout our communities. WHAT WE BELIEVE
We believe in the simple things, in enjoying family life and appreciating our wonderful corner of the world. We believe that it takes a village to raise a child and that in today’s world, that village is your community. We believe that parenting can be difficult yet amazing, mundane yet emotional, and we believe that you should never go it alone. We are passionate about our local community and local business, about education and our local environment, and about uniting families across the area. To our readers we are the friend when they need a boost, the diary when they are stuck for something to do, and the high-five when they achieve. Genuine, down-to-earth and in tune with everyday parents, Kids in the City is authentic, fresh, friendly and trustworthy. We wholeheartedly care about our readers and see the world through their eyes. We are inclusive, understanding and are here to support our local families, travelling the road of parenting together with them. HOUSE RULES
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