Month: October 2020

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  My Experience with Raising a Son of Mixed Race

  Liway shares her story about how she makes her bi-racial son less conscious about his skin color and tells us how we can encourage children to celebrate diversity in their daily lives.  By Liway Tayag  I can’t count how many times we’ve been brought to the limelight because people stare at my son and make […]
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  Getting a Better Night’s Sleep: Teaching Your Baby To Sleep

  Here are some tips to set your baby up for a good night’s sleep from a trained baby sleep specialist.  By Sheena Flannery  Whoever came up with the saying “sleep like a baby” didn’t have babies! All new parents have suffered through sleepless nights at some stage of early infancy and or all the way […]
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  Talking to Kids about Gender Diversity

  Discussing gender identity with kids may be a sensitive topic, but it helps them to discover identity in a broad sense and to become more open-minded.  By Meg Wichita  Talking to children about gender can be tricky and you may feel uncertain about what to say. Children begin showing curiosity about gender at a pretty […]
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  Working Towards a Successful Divorce Process with Your Children

  Announcing separation to your children is difficult and Family Therapist and Counselor Piyachat Finney explains how to team up to support your children after a decision to divorce from your partner.  By Piyachat Finney  Whether it be falling out of love, transforming into another stage of life or wrong matching to begin with, you now […]
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  What The Inequality Of Theatre Can Teach Our Children 演劇を通して成長する、子どもの心

  In theatre, children face inequality due to an emphasis on individual ability. A theatre professional looks at how this develops their minds for the future. By Hiromi Mizuno / Translated by Hanae Matsumura; Photo credit to the author[日本語記事へ]  The Southern Tent Theatre Company is a Japanese theatre in Bangkok. Children ranging from 6 to 15 years […]
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  How Overcoming The Challenges of Living Abroad Has Shaped My Identity

  This is the story of an expat who has lived in Thailand for 11 years. She shares how her experiences abroad have taught her to overcome challenges and made her into the person she is proud to be.By Claudia Gomes; Photo by qimono on Pixabay After living in Thailand for more than 11 years, I’m […]