Gardens, Parks & Nature Reserves
Hong Kong’s parks and gardens give you a unique opportunity to get closer to nature. There is everything that one can wish for, from settling in for some quiet time, spotting the wildlife and seeing glorious views to hiking, running about and flying a kite with your kids, having a great family day out.
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All You Need for a Child's Birthday Party to Succeed
Get Closer to Nature
Explore City Gardens and Parks
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Country Parks Education Programmes -
STANLEY - Ma Hang Park -
Chai Wan Park -
Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park -
Tung Ping Chau Marine Park -
Tsuen Wan Riviera Park -
Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park -
Cape D'Aguilar Marine Reserve -
Victoria Park -
The Brothers Marine Park -
Sha Chau and Lung Kwu Chau Marine Park -
Hong Kong Park -
The Hong Kong Velodrome Park -
Inspiration Lake Recreation Centre -
Nam Cheong Park -
Ngau Chi Wan Park -
Po Hong Park -
Hong Kong Wetland Park -
Jordan Valley Park -
The Lion Rock Park -
King George V Memorial Park, Kowloon -
Yan Chau Tong Marine Park -
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Lai Chi Kok Park -
Quarry Bay Park -
The Tuen Mun Park -
Tamar Park
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Ultimate Guide to After-School Activities for Kids in Hong Kong
After-school activities are extremely beneficial to a child's growth and development. Linked to improved social and cognitive skills, those activities do wonders to children’s self-esteem and creativity. Looking for the best after-school activities in Honk Kong? Whether your kids want to chill out or burn some energy, in TickiKids’s ultimate guide there is an after-school activity for everyone.
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Am I doing enough?
Has this question ever bothered you? If it has, you are not alone. Working with women clients, I find this question nagging every woman irrespective of what age or stage of life she might be. Whether she is a C-suite executive or a stay-at-home mom, keeps us all ruminating.
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The Shops for Babies and Mums-to-Be in Hong Kong All Parents Will Love
A sensible approach to the new addition to the family can save you from the piles of needless baby stuff. And the choice of the shop for babies and future parents is crucial, as this place can save you lots of time and money. Our experts handpicked top shops that offer essential and high-quality goods for your beloved ones.
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Good News to Malvern College Pre-School K2 Graduates!
Good news to the pupils of Malvern College Pre-School Hong Kong (MCPS) as they will be guaranteed a place in Prep 1 at MCHK. Take a look at the benefits of learning at Malvern, a worthy successor of the rich heritage, history, and ethos of Malvern College UK.
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Choosing a Career in Unpredictable Times
There was a time, not so long ago, when there would be only a handful of premium careers to choose from if one was serious about doing “well” in life. Engineering, Medicine, Law, or Chartered Accountancy. With a little bit of variation, that list would be it for most families. Students would undergo months of tutoring so that they could get into their choice of course and college. The idea behind selecting these careers was to give them lifetime job security and hence, a secure future. But today the higher education scenario has changed.
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Great Online Courses for the Young in Hong Kong
COVID-19 changes our plans with lightning speed. Schools close, classes are on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic. But, before your kids start to celebrate this education-free time, there is no need to worry, parents! TickiKids has got your backs!This isolation period is the window of opportunity to spend time on the disciplines that your kid likes or wants to improve. So, before digging into the textbooks with your kid, consider online courses that will occupy your child for a couple of hours and save some free time for you. We have selected the most interesting and entertaining online courses that turn studies into fun and catching pastime. Take full advantage of this ‘mandatory leave’ as it is the perfect possibility to learn something useful from the comfort of your home!
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How to be a “Lazy” Parent
As they say, children don’t come up with instruction manuals. And what that means is we parents end up spending energy on musing, ‘Am I doing enough?’ This thought becomes even more accentuated when both the parents are working. In the process of getting rid of the guilt, we end up doing more for the child that is required. This, in the process, becomes counterproductive, and the child ends up being labelled by the society as an overprotected spoiled brat. And again, the parents take the brunt. So, after spending energy on worrying about not becoming a good parent, we end up being judged as so. Where to go … what to do?!
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Must know strategy to deal with Tantrums
Tantrum: an uncontrolled outburst of anger or frustration in a young child or like in a young child. Children of any age can throw a tantrum. A tantrum leaves most parents agitated and lost on how to reconnect with their child. The situation can become even worse if it takes place in a social setting, causing embarrassment to join the mix of emotions for both the parent and the child.Tantrums stem from built-up emotions coming out over a seemingly small issue. You may find your child with a closet overflowing with clothes in tears because they “have nothing to wear.” You may find your toddler crying that they’ve lost their Lego figurine, complaining about how they lose everything they love, and you as a parent never help to find it.
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The Effortless Learning Mindset
We all have had situations when we had setbacks. During those times we do feel like we do not have it in us, and the first reaction is to just quit. We want things to come easy and effortlessly for us. We feel we are inherently special. We love the idea of being that gifted person who can do things without any effort. It guarantees a lifetime of success and admiration, doesn't it? And compare that with having to work hard every day even for little gains in skills. The choice is pretty easy to make, isn’t it? In fact – not.
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Parenting Mistakes We Make
Remember when they were tiny tots and were struggling to wear their clothes or tie their shoelaces? When we parents are not in a rush, it is a delight to watch them master a thing that is so simple for us that we don’t even give a conscious thought. The same adorable act becomes a bit of an irritant when we are in a rush to get things done by a certain time so that it can fit into our schedule. From getting ready for school in the morning to writing a statement of purpose for college applications, when we run out of patience and time, we get frustrated and end up doing it for them. We tell ourselves we are helping them, but we are doing much more than that. When we do things for them unintentionally, we are sending silent signals to them.
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Fun Family Activities to Pass the Time While Social Distancing
These are worrying times for all of us and all areas of Hong Kong society are facing huge difficulties as they adapt to the consequences of the coronavirus crisis. Schools, play centres and theatres are being forced to close, festivals, fairs and other cultural events have been cancelled, regular school holiday camps have been put on hold. But there are plenty of fun ways to pass the time as a family without leaving the house. In light of this global pandemic, we've selected an outstanding range of fun things to do with kids, where you can find everything to remain entertained, happy and united during these difficult and uncertain times.
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The best and most idyllic beaches in Hong Kong for the whole family
What is a dream holiday without the sea? Thousands of sun worshippers, beach lovers and children flock to Hong Kong's family-friendly seashores in August and September to soak up the sunshine and enjoy the last remnants of summer. Whether you are planning a family leisurely weekend or a city escape, discover TickiKids’ round-up of the best government-maintained beaches in Hong Kong for a great day out.
