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This month our writers explore the theme, “Grounded in Giving/Beyond Privilege” and consider how families can raise grounded, empathetic and grateful children in communities of comfort and abundance like ours in Bangkok.

In celebration of Mother’s Day, BAMBI Magazine invited mothers from across our community to reflect on the experiences that have defined their journey. We asked them to share what motherhood has taught them about themselves, the moments with their children they will cherish forever, and the message they would like to offer to mothers everywhere.

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

Berivan tells us why her family prioritize the natural world and simple outdoor activities over Bangkok’s more expensive attractions. Read on to discover her favorite places to explore nature in the big city.

Twenty years in Thailand has taught Claudia something about virtues we all aspire to emulate: empathy, humility, compassion. They're not simply a mindset you choose, but rather they're what happens when you gain perspective and build awareness.

A parent's reflection on privilege, values, and the complicated business of raising socially aware kids in a bubble. Sheena shares how she intends to raise her daughter so that she recognizes and is grateful for the privileges that go with attending an international school.

When children don't yet have the words for what they're feeling, sandplay therapy offers another way in. Anna explains what sandplay is, describes the different types of sandplay and shows how it can help children, and sometimes adults too!

Chasing his children is the only sport that matters now. How parenthood quietly retired Joe's ultramarathon and cycling ambitions, and why he's okay with that.

The most meaningful journeys are not defined by the places we visit, but by the people we meet and the experiences we share. Jacquie explains how community-focused travel invites families to step beyond sightseeing and embrace connection, purpose, and personal growth.

Forget the fear of raising spoiled children; the antidote to entitlement starts with how you greet the driver every morning. Laura explains how parents’ attitudes and behavior towards those around them shape children’s perspectives and inform their values.