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Gift buying can make the end of the year a very expensive time. Rachel encourages us to think about what non-material gifts we can give, and suggests that making treasured memories together might be better than buying the latest toys.

Archna remembers how her parents always showed her how to be kind to everyone, and thinks about how she can teach the same lesson to her daughter by focusing on small daily acts of kindness that can have a big impact.

This month, Sara reviews Art 101.

With the theme, “Family, re-defined”, this issue of BAMBI Magazine explores the diverse and evolving nature of modern families, celebrating non-conventional structures. Turn the pages to delve into unique family dynamics, breaking traditional molds, and embracing new definitions of love and support.

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

How we say something or act is often as important as what we say, and interpreting this unspoken language is a vital skill for children to learn. Ally explains why this is such an essential skill and suggests ways to help children develop it.

Getting pregnant wasn’t easy for Kelly and her husband, but finding a great support network made it easier to find the right treatment and talk about the challenges they faced.

It might be November, but Joe is still talking about his summer holidays! This time he regales us with surprisingly positive tales of jetlag at both ends of his family adventures back home.

Deshna reflects on the multi-generational homes she knows and celebrates the sense of love, tradition, and belonging that her daughter enjoys when her grandparents visit.

This month Anna discusses how children from non-conventional families may feel isolated or misunderstood and suggests ways to nurture their uniqueness in a world obsessed with conformity.