How to survive the pandemic? - WINE! Food delivery has taken over the way we eat, and now there’s a way to include a glass of wine into the equation. If you’re looking for a bottle for the last-minute get-together, champagne for a celebration, or something for a quiet night in, there are lots of...
The Flower Market is one of the most underrated markets in Hong Kong. Imagine rows and rows of every flower and plant you can imagine at prices that scream 'go green with me!' Kids enjoy strolling through over fifty bright shops and helping Mom and Dad pick out flowers, pots, plants and more.
During CNY, people give out lucky money in little red packets, aka lai see (Cantonese), ang pao (Hokkien) or hong bao (Mandarin) to parents, friends, relatives, and even co-workers. These red envelopes symbolize good luck and by giving them out, you send out blessings and wish people happiness. Read on to learn about the traditional rules...
Snip, snip, snip... it's time for a trim, kids! Whether you need baby's first haircut, a new 'do for school, a dad-and-son duo, or a fancy party updo, we've got you covered! Check out these Little Steps-approved hair salons and family-friendly hairstylists for kids in Hong Kong, where your tots, kids, and teens will come out looking good...
While everyone loves living in Hong Kong, it's not the cheapest place to shop for clothes. And that includes clothes for your trendy quality-hungry kids. Practical moms and dads always look for gorgeous outfits that don't break the bank for their babies and forever growing infants. The Little Steps Asia team has scoured the city...
There's a wonderful movement across the globe, and people are making more effort to choose organic. Not only because the products are better for us than many mainstream offerings and better for our baby's long-term health and wellbeing, but because we have better access to understanding supply chains and where our products actually originate from....
We all need our coffee! With the amount of home and family time increasing significantly right now, we have also seen the need for good quality artisanal coffee beans and coffee bean delivery in Hong Kong increasing as well! We have also included local shops that deliver coffee to your door, places to buy coffee...
How to survive the pandemic? - WINE! Food delivery has taken over the way we eat, and now there’s a way to include a glass of wine into the equation. If you’re looking for a bottle for the last-minute get-together, champagne for a celebration, or something for a quiet night in, there are lots of...
In a bustling city like Hong Kong, it’s important to take time out for ourselves to relax and unwind from our daily stresses or challenges. Essential oils can make it easier to take care of ourselves and our kids from the comfort of our own homes. With countless reported benefits such as boosting immunity, promoting...
With the recent news on restrictions - dry January might be out the window in Hong Kong. Although technology comes with its pros and cons, one of its positives is that almost everything is just a click away – perfect for slower, lazy days or after those crazy, busy ones! So whether you’re looking to...
Getting groceries in Hong Kong can sometimes feel more like a scavenger hunt than a leisurely shopping trip. Fortunately, more and more online delivery services are popping up to help make feeding your family a breeze. Whether you’re looking for a general one-stop online shop or have more specific dietary needs, we’ve got you covered...
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