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Ours is a generation that has witnessed an extraordinary range of technological change. In this month’s issue, our writers share their perspective and give us tools to better understand what it means to parent in this rapidly changing environment. Their insightful articles explore everything from learning beyond screens and creating mindful technology habits to understanding how children interact ...

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

Parent educator Laura shares three simple, doable steps to help you reconnect with your kids and reclaim a little peace for yourself in the digital age.

With AI playing an increasingly dominant role in our children’s lives and education we decided to ask Social educator Susan Saxtorph to share her ideas on how to raise curious, connected kids in an AI-shaped world. In the first of her two-part interview with BAMBI magazine Susan focuses on AI and education. Next month, in part 2, she’ll talk about the social and emotional impacts of AI.

Artificial Intelligence will answer any question about your child instantly and with total confidence. AI advisor and former math teacher, Fiona, explains how much of that confidence is earned and how to get more out of it.

As an HR executive Emily spent 15 years managing people and then she tried the same techniques on her own children. What Emily learned was that kids don’t need better systems, instead they need to feel truly known.

At just 17, Janya Phlaphongphanich is asking a question that may define her generation: what makes us irreplaceably human? As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes how young people learn, create and imagine their futures, Janya is turning that uncertainty into action. After AI made her first business obsolete overnight she built LivLit, a space for her peers to think, feel, create, and connect in ...

Deshna’s daughter already knows that ChatGPT can answer all the hard questions, but what, Deshna wonders, about the things AI will never be able to teach her daughter?

Iron, zinc, and gut bacteria may have more to do with your child's next meltdown than sugar does. Keren breaks down the nutritional gaps behind mood swings and outbursts, and explains two simple mealtime shifts that can help.

A first-time dad on leaving the hospital clueless, drowning in Instagram advice, and falling harder than expected for his favorite baby.