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This month, our deputy editor, Rachel Ofo, explores the value of human connection and the care given to us by some of the real-life heroes among us—teachers.

Heroes carry a lot of weight, and we’re not talking Thor’s hammer. We sent out our distress signal and gathered a few BAMBI heroes-in-training to share their favorites.

To celebrate BAMBI’s birthday, a few past and current team members have shared what being a Bumps volunteer has meant to them. We also hear from some of the moms who attend Bumps & Babies sessions to find out a little about how being part of the BAMBI community has made a difference in their lives.

With so many beautiful beaches in Thailand, we may find ourselves spending all our vacation days on the sand, soaking up the sun, and listening to the crashing waves. Avid adventurer Rachel explores what more Thailand has to offer beyond the beaches.

Preparing for a trip with our kids can be a lot of work! From where to go, to what to do, we want maximum enjoyment and minimal stress. So let’s get some handy travel tips through the eyes of BAMBI’s own mini travel experts on how to take a more enjoyable vacation.

In part three of Ian Taylor’s series on taking the best candid pictures of your kids, we’ll be looking at framing and how to make your child the center of attention in your photos.

Khanom local Jaqui Deeon tells us about the gems to be discovered in Khanom, from stunning beaches and caves to the pink dolphins that really do exist in this South Thailand paradise she calls home.

Moving can be stressful. We often overlook our children’s feelings of separation anxiety and fear of the unknown in the excitement of starting a new chapter in a new place. School counselor, Melissa Stonehouse, offers advice on how to support your child and help them to cope during a move.

As many of us prepare to say goodbye to expat friends this month, Liz and Emily share their thoughts on a book that can help young children navigate the experience.

In a two-part series, midwife Emma McNerlin looks at the extremes of the labor experience. This month, she examines prodromal labor, where episodes of painful contractions are experienced for days or sometimes weeks before baby arrives.