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As the pace of modern life accelerates, family members spend less and less time communicating with each other.Parents are always busy with work and children are kept busy with academics and extracurricular activities.However, for families, participating and sharing the experience of food together is an excellent way to strengthen the parent-child bond and build lasting memories.Parent-child cooking classes were established to meet such needs and are a very popular activity in Hong Kong.These cooking classes are designed to provide an opportunity for parents and children to learn to cook together and create an enjoyable environment for them to enjoy cooking together.Parent-child cooking classes are usually organized and guided by professional chefs and educators.Activities in these classes include learning basic cooking techniques, understanding the selection and preparation of ingredients, and making a variety of delicious home-cooked dishes and snacks.The so-called parent-child cooking class means that parents and children spend a free afternoon or evening about food in a large kitchen.During these activities, children can get hands-on with the food-making process, learning every aspect from preparing ingredients to cooking techniques.The benefits of these cooking classes are many.First, they provide an opportunity for learning and interaction, where parents can participate in food preparation with their children, improving interaction and communication between the two generations.At the same time, these classes also cultivate children's independence and creativity, allowing them to do it themselves in the kitchen and make delicious food in their own way. ...[more]

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Another new place to have fun with your kids!The 18,000-square-foot MOKO Animal Park has arrived! MOKO Animal Park! The amusement facilities are fun and exciting, and its design concept is full of the characteristics of Mong Kok District. It is based on the famous Bird Street and Flower Market in Mong Kok. At the same time, it integrates animal and plant ecology and diverse environmental protection concepts into it to educate and entertain, including In the "natural ecological area", simple pictures are used to show the breeding and growth process of parrots, recycled safety floor mats, charging facilities for mobile devices that promote renewable energy, and drinking fountains that utilize water resources, allowing children to play and learn at the same time. MOKO Animal Park! The biggest highlight is definitely the "Dynamic Climbing World", which is the longest in Hong Kong at nearly 50 meters. The super-long climbing wall is full of challenges.The park also has large-scale amusement facilities, an exploration tunnel composed of hills and caves, and 6 sets of criss-crossing slides, bringing children a new and exciting experience!For details, please visit MOKO Animal Park! Official website:...[more]

I believe that every parent does not want their children to become heads-downers and spend a lot of time using smartphones.A foreign mother asked her 14-year-old daughter to hand over her mobile phone after 8:XNUMX pm.According to reports, after her daughter handed over her phone as usual, she placed it on the floor in her mother’s room to charge. However, her mother carefully looked at the phone on the floor and discovered that she had been deceived. She opened the phone case and saw a picture with two black circles and pink circles on it. Background color paper.It turns out the daughter's trick was to put the charging cable at the bottom of the phone case to make it look like the phone was charging.In today's society, smartphones seem to have become a necessity of life. As a parent, how do you know when to let your children use the phone and give your children time to use the phone?Psychology expert Mike Brooks has the following tips for parents to refer to: ...[more]