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No one knew what to expect when COVID first arrived, but now we have so much to look back on and even more to look forward to. Jaqueline Deeon reflects on her life adjusting to the pandemic. Uncertainties and a few setbacks have taught her the importance of taking every day in stride.

Cinnamon, clove, and homemade pumpkin pie. These are just a few scents we associate with Christmas. Assistant editor Anelia Van Zyl warms our homes and hearts by showing us how to capture these smells with homemade candle recipes.

The general understanding is that exercise, however light, is beneficial for our health. However, many question the safety of exercising while pregnant and after giving birth. Pregnancy and postpartum trainer, Anna Downs, clears misconceptions about working out before and after giving birth.

Parenting is full of trial and error. Throw in a new home and there’s another level of complexity. Maheshika Mackenzie-Baker shares her experiences of balancing her cultures with her parenting in her new home country.

With motherhood comes emotions, confusion, and sometimes tears. But all of that is normal. Read along as a few Bangkok-based moms open their hearts and share their struggles and triumphs since becoming moms.

Meet Napon, who took a leap and opened a kids’ cafe in Bangkok. Despite challenges and insecurities, he’s created a safe and relaxing zone for children and parents.

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This month, educator, former flight attendant, and mother Angela Hilderbrand shares her cross-cultural and intergenerational tips for surviving family holidays with your peace of mind intact.

This month's activity is all about being extra thankful, while having fun! So get ready to draw and travel through a few mazes.

Last time we examined the phenomenon of prodromal labor, where labor starts and stops over days or weeks. This time, midwife Emma McNerlin explores precipitous labor, when labor and birth happen unexpectedly fast.