【Let’s get to know Uncle Earth during the holidays】

The three-year-old #General is very curious about the world and asks about everything: "Mommy, why...", "Why do the leaves on the trees fall to the ground? 🌿", "Why are some leaves green and some yellow?" Fortunately, I started buying him various books similar to #100QuestionsForChildren when he was two and a half years old. Want to learn more effectively? In addition to reading books, of course you also need to look at real objects to increase your memory! The New Territories is indeed a great place for eco-tourism. This time I went to Tin Shui Wai (there were very few people, so comfortable) 😌. 💁🏻‍♀️Suggested itinerary: Morning ➡️Water Supplies Department's "Water Knowledge Garden" #free admission #reservation required Lunch➡️T Town, a large shopping mall next to Song Fu Light Rail Station Afternoon ➡️ Wetland Park #Last ticket purchase time is 4 o'clock (Choosing T Town is convenient for everyone to change the itinerary at any time. If you are too tired or your children want to take a nap, you can skip the Wetland Park and go shopping and have fun in T Town directly🛍️.) Everyone should be familiar with #WetlandPark. This post will focus on introducing #WaterPark😙. Water Garden is a brand new education center open to the public. No tickets are required but reservations must be made online in advance #EasyHomeChoice. The exhibition area is divided into two floors. The most popular one among children is the "Water Cycle"♻️. Children can learn how rainwater falls from the sky and then is processed to reach our homes🌧️. Young children can learn about thunder and lightning through games⚡, and parents may also teach them about weather changes. When making a reservation, check if you can get a reservation for the "3D Dome Theater". Before leaving, you can help the staff fill out the questionnaire and get a glittering sticker for free❤️～ #Have fun on holidays #Parent-child fun #Learn to be a good mom together #hk #momblogger #mammy #family #Hong Kong #diet #children #foodie #ecology #learning through play #nature #water #rain #parenting #education #LocalTourism#Good Family Places for Kids#Good Family Places for Kids