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This month, under the theme “Orderly Beginnings”, we deliver content to help you and your family ease into 2026 with minimal stress and maximum efficiency. We have expert advice and real-life tips to help you and your family find balance, tackle chaos, and make space for what truly matters this year.

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Joe shares his go to recipe for baking with children—a healthy, forgiving recipe for all the things that can go wrong when children ”help”. He then delves into the BAMBI archive to share a tasty sounding cake from 2013.

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

As we step into a new year with resolutions for becoming better versions of ourselves, Joe talks about his parenting imperfections that he can’t change, and instead endeavors to embrace them rather than willfully hoping that they might disappear.

Wondering why, year after year, you can’t seem to stick to your New Year’s resolutions? Gale Ruttanaphon explains that long-term change is achievable if you set habit-based goals, focus on small changes, and begin with “I want” rather than “I should”.

New year resolutions don’t have to be done alone. With Anna’s guide to creating shared goals that unite and motivate the whole family, you can align your dreams and priorities for the New Year.

We all have tasks we’ve been putting off. Whether it's sorting out our finances, starting an exercise program, or tidying under the stairs, if it’s not urgent and doesn’t seem like fun, we procrastinate. Anna has some top tips to crack these stubborn tasks.

As Burns said “The best-laid schemes o’ mice an’ men gang aft agley,” so Claudia encourages us to embrace the imperfections in our plans and be compassionate to ourselves when things don't roll out as expected.

December’s theme, “Grateful Hearts, Giving Hands,” is an invitation to pause for a moment and really think about what carried you through this year. In exploring the pages of this year’s final issue you’ll find stories that reflect how deeply gratitude and giving back shape family life in Bangkok.