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This month, we celebrate the simple joy of making things with our own hands. It might be a masterpiece, a slightly wonky paper crown, a painted cardboard box, or simply an afternoon filled with color, glue, and imagination. The result matters far less than the process and the joy that comes from creating something that did not exist before.

As we start to prepare our costumes for this year's Halloween celebrations here are some of our favorite BAMBI costumes from previous years.

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

Looking for a fun outing with kids in Bangkok? Hilda Anita, BAMBI's playgroup coordinator and a Bangkok playground reviewer, shares the ten places her boys ask to visit again and again

Art educator, Kit, argues that discipline and creativity aren't opposites, instead they are the essential ingredients of artistic development. One allows us to build the skills we need, while the other lets us decide what to do with them.

You don't need a backyard to grow something worth sharing. Kelly’s balcony garden is a lesson in patience, presence, and finding green in a concrete city.

Certified parent educator, Laura, shares easy, screen-free activities: forts, card games, puzzles, and more that teach our children patience and collaboration.

One mushroom hat, six meters of cotton, and a family tradition in the making. Maria on why she wants to keep creating her kids' Halloween costumes by hand.

From a Cinderella-loving floor-cleaner to a “Candy Planet” painter, Anna explores why children's messy, hands-on creativity beats a straight-A report card for building real confidence.