Retykle Blog

Now that Summer has arrived, it’s time to get outside and enjoy the warmer weather. One activity that parents and kids can enjoy together is hiking. Retykle Ambassador, Denise Ho, shares her experience about hiking while pregnant as well as some tips on taking your baby along and making it fun for everyone.

Parenting is an important part of social change and all children can benefit from talking openly and honestly about racial diversity no matter their age. It is so vital to educate our children to be the force against racism and the allies of the next generation.

Taking the first steps towards a more green and sustainable life can sometimes feel it is like it’s easier said than done. However, sustainability is relevant to many aspects of ones' lifestyle: food consumption, general waste, plastic usage, water usage are all a part of it and the benefits don't stop there.

We’ve all been there: your child’s go-to garment has a stain, a tear, a missing button and it feels overwhelming to tackle. We have some simple tips to ensure you can keep your items in great condition so that when they have outgrown them, they are ready to Retykle.

Chinese New Year is just around the corner so we wanted to refresh ourselves and our community about some of the traditions and superstitions associated with the festive season here in Hong Kong!

Reduce, reuse, recycle... it’s something we hear a lot, and something our kids will hear more often as it becomes a more constant theme in their day-to-day lives. We all appreciate the need for certain things

We're launching a new series of pieces written by one of Hong Kong's favourite midwives Aliza Carr from Bump n Bub. For the first piece she is revealing the ways you can prepare for labour.

Here at Retykle we've been lucky to photograph at some of the most beautiful locations across the city so we thought we'd share some of our favourites. We've also included some other areas we have yet to explore but can't wait to get to for future shoots!

It’s that time of year when we start thinking about Christmas gifts, decorating our homes and just generally keeping the kids busy. It also happens to be a season of increased waste and excess so we wanted to pull together some quick tips that will help you be a little more green this festive season.