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Monthly book recommendations for parents and children from Bangkok's Neilson Hays Library.

Staying in Bangkok over the summer break? Parent educator Laura has a feelings-first, practical approach to help you stay patient, present, and composed through the long weeks ahead.

Summer break is anything but a break for parents. Anna shares simple, realistic ways to hold onto routine, protect your energy, and avoid burning out before September.

Think Korea means Seoul? Think again. Erica, Bambi's playgroup coordinator, writes about her Songkran trip back to her hometown of Busan and why she thinks more families should have it on their radar.

Cooking with children offers more than snacks and meals—it creates opportunities for connection, cultural exploration, and joyful summer memories.

Everyone likes to travel during the holidays but going on holiday without planning ahead can leave you with a wonky budget on your return. Financial coach Jex Leigh offers sound advice and top tips on how to make your holiday budget work without breaking the bank.

The city gets quieter, the days get longer. Here's how Bangkok families can turn the summer staycation into something worth remembering. From ฿20 museum trips to themed playdate rotations, Sara has the practical ideas to make it work.

Self-confessed people-pleaser Joe has finally learned to say no, or rather, to stop asking in the first place. Now he's learned to smile, nod, and quietly do whatever he thinks is best, and life has never run more smoothly.

In the midst of managing our children's summers, we often end up neglecting ourselves, forgetting that whether we’re jetting off, staying put, or juggling both, summer should also be a season of rest and growth for parents. Recognizing this, in this month’s issue, we explore how families can make the most of the season by learning through play, staying connected, and finding joy in every sunny ...