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This issue's theme, Shifting Gears, explores the transitions every family faces, from new beginnings and growing independence, to life's many milestones and how we can navigate them with confidence, empathy, and heart.

To celebrate International Literacy Day, we asked nine children from our BAMBI community (ranging from toddlers to tweens) to tell us about their all-time favorite book. The answers ranged from picture books about noisy babies to junior novelizations of Netflix hits, and every recommendation came with its own reasons: a favorite character, a page they ask to reread, a scene that makes them laugh ...

As schoolwork becomes more demanding, progress can be harder to see. Nitnem explores how parents can help children stay motivated with encouragement, patience, and realistic support.

Kit didn't just find a library in Bangkok. Instead she found a 150-year-old community that's still all-women-led, still growing, and still welcoming newcomers like her.

Mooncakes, moonlit strolls, and the legend of Chang'e. Iris shares how Bangkok families can celebrate one of Asia's most cherished traditions with family, gratitude, and togetherness.

School readiness isn’t about rushing milestones. Sara, a mother of twins, shares how building emotional security and confidence at home can help children navigate transitions smoothly.

International moves are hard for both parents and children. Laura suggests ways in which parents can embrace their new homes alongside creating a sense of security for their children to confidently adapt to their new environment.

Cake for breakfast, candle-related chaos, and the eternal struggle to buy his wife a decent present: Joe on the joys of birthdays with young kids.

Our brains don't chase happiness, they chase certainty. Claudia unpacks why even good change feels bad and offers practical ways to sit with the discomfort.

When psychology terms go viral, they build awareness but lose nuance. Anna breaks down what secure, anxious, avoidant, and disorganized attachment actually mean and how they’re shaped in childhood.