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Reader's Corner
A long shelf filled with colorful books

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

Lifestyle
A boy at a party reaches across the dinner table

The holidays are exciting, but the late bedtimes and parties can make it hard to get back into our daily routines. Kim shares her strategies for easing her family’s return to school and work schedules.

Health
A pregnant woman makes a salad

Getting pregnant can be a tougher challenge than many people expect. Keren shares the best scientific advice for maximizing your fertility and improving your chances of a successful, healthy pregnancy.

Lifestyle
A father and daughter stand together

Being truly present when we're with others can deepen connection and transform relationships. This festive season, Claudia reminds us that our presence may be the most meaningful gift of all.

Dad Diaries
A child jumps on a bed

While beds are usually a source of rest and relaxation, Joe shares how his children's beds have proved to be more of a curse than a comfort.

Lifestyle
A husband and wife look at the camera

This month Sheena is interviewing her friend Somaly about her work helping refugees in Cambodia and finding out what lessons it taught her young children.

Lifestyle
A mother hugs her two children

Sonali thought that gratitude would have to wait until parenting felt less challenging. Then she discovered that expressing gratitude in the tough times actually strengthened her relationship with her children and made the tough times easier.

Lifestyle
A man and water hug on a river bank

Parenting can make love feel like it’s on autopilot. But by practicing gratitude in small everyday routines, Kelly and her husband began to notice the love that still exists in the little things.

Lifestyle
A child balances on their mother's legs

Anna explores ways in which busy parents can make time for their own self-care, boosting the whole family’s mood.

Lifestyle
Parents swing a child between them

Gift buying can make the end of the year a very expensive time. Rachel encourages us to think about what non-material gifts we can give, and suggests that making treasured memories together might be better than buying the latest toys.