Babysitting and Home Help,
Useful Information
on 03 September 2010 by Darina
I recently tried this agency for myself and the experience was very good. I was looking for someone to help me out with my husbands birthday celebration as 15 kids with parents were expected. In order to give some peace for the adults I needed to organise a kids program including babysitting. Our party lasted 4 hours and we held it at the GolfYacht Hotel. Within the function space Agency Andelin built a play area and two very kind girls who spoke both Czech and English looked after the children. They prepared all kinds of activities like a drawing contest, mask making and book reading.
Events
on 31 August 2010 by Larissa
On the 5th September at Kampa Island (near the playground and Kampa Museum) you can join the annual picnic lunch for families living in Prague who are raising their children in more than one language. The weather forecast is looking very promising! However, should the picnic be canceled due to rain, an announcement will be posted on the classacts website by 11 a.m.
Birthday Venues and Ideas
on 24 August 2010 by Larissa
Since Christmas Lucie has been begging for a birthday party. Heaven forbid we have lots of kids racing through our apartment, especially with the man downstairs complaining earlier in the year. Knowing how her and her friends are prone to hyperactivity I needed a space which included an outdoor play area - that’s when I thought of the Little Mole in our local park…
Swimming Activities,
Activities,
Useful Information
on 20 August 2010 by Karen
Prague is absolutely beautiful during this time of year. The days are long, warm and sunny and there is no shortage of outdoor activities to pursue with children of all ages. I often prefer to leave the car behind and use the city’s very efficient public transport where children up to the age of 10 travel free. Here is a list of the top 5 things that I like to do with the kids here in the summer. So, get out there with the kids and enjoy summer in Prague!
Weekends Away
on 14 August 2010 by Darina
I dare to call it Disneyland because that is what it looks like. 5 hours form Prague in the direction of Plzen and then onwards in the direction of Basel (Switzerland) you can go wild in this huge amusement park. It all depends on how many kids you have and what their ages are. I have recently visited it with my boys aged 3 and 4 and here is our whole story that you should read prior to making a final decision on whether to visit.
Activities,
Day Trips
on 05 August 2010 by Larissa
There are many different ways to explore and experience Prague, but one of the best ways is to catch one of 6 ferry trips that criss cross the river. For the cost of a regular public transport transfer ticket (26CZK) you can hop on and off the ferry as many times as your 75 min ticket allows. Of course being part of the public transport network means that children under 10 ride for free so boating on the river can be done at minimal cost.
Swimming Activities,
Activities,
Sports and Fitness
on 30 July 2010 by Karen
It’s clean, cosy, child-friendly and very easy to reach with public transport. The outdoor swimming pool complex at Na Stirce (Koupaliste Na Stirce in Czech) is a stone’s throw away from Kobyliske namesti and has a total of 2 swimming pools.
Playgrounds
on 23 July 2010 by Darina
This is the biggest park in the centre of Prague with playgrounds and I am sure most residents have already discovered it. But we’d be neglecting our duty if we did not inform newcomers and tourists of it’s existence. It has the best views over the rooftops and bridges that criss-cross the centre of Prague as well as housing many fun possibilities for all ages.
Activities
on 16 July 2010 by Larissa
If your toddler or pre-schooler is ready to explore their musicality and verbal skills then consider these two toddler classes starting in October. One class is for children fluent in English, the other is for children with little or no English. Classes are run by the popular Class Acts and places fill up fast, so you need to book prior to 31 July so as not to miss out.
Playgrounds,
Restaurants and Cafes,
Activities
on 08 July 2010 by Karen
Considered to be the highest hill in Prague, it even used to be called a “Mountain” in the past. The word Petrin has its origins from the Latin word for “stone” and between the 12-14th centuries it served as a place for executions. These days, it is used for much more pleasant pursuits and makes for a truly charming morning or afternoon out with or without your young ones in tow.
