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Cover of BAMBI Magazine July/August 2025

This issue, BAMBI Magazine celebrates the art of building connections—from childhood friendships to parental support networks. Turn the pages to explore how friendships evolve, how to nurture them, and the vital lessons they teach in creating a harmonious community.

Reader's Corner
A long shelf filled with colorful books

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

Lifestyle
Two brothers eat oranges

Sonali explains that while it may seem like siblings are constantly bickering, what they’re actually doing is learning valuable lessons about friendship and sustaining relationships.

Dad Diaries
Two men chat at a cafe.

This month, Joe laments as he bids adieu to a dear expat friend while also reflecting on parenting without a village of family and close friends nearby.

Lifestyle
Two women hug.

An expat struggles when close friends leave. Laurie is a long-term expat who has said farewell to many friends. While the goodbyes don’t get any easier, she has learned ways to manage when staying behind.

Lifestyle
Two friends stand next to each other

While making friends is a vital skill for children, knowing what to do when friendships go wrong is just as important. Anna shares her guidance for helping children identify unhealthy friendships and how to move on from them.

Lifestyle
Two sisters in tears hug each other sitting on the stairs

Her children’s arguments drove Natasha to research the importance of sibling relationships and seek out tips for helping them develop more positive ways of getting along. Here, she shares what she’s learned.

Wellbeing
A family play a computer game together

Sheena interviewed Mila Devenport, founder of the Kigumi Group and an expert in digital literacy and character education, to get her advice on raising resilient and kind digital citizens. Here’s what she had to say.

Lifestyle
Two children play together

Rachel reflects on the ways her friendships have changed over the years and on the lessons she’s learned that she is now teaching to her daughter so that she can confidently build secure bridges of friendship.

Lifestyle
Two girls look at something together

Kids are never too young to start learning to be kind. Archna shares how the gentle kindness her daughter received as a baby from her young cousin taught her how to be kind, gentle, and a good friend.