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Preparing to give birth is one thing. Actually going through labor and delivery is another. Looking back at that event is something entirely different. Read on to see what a few familiar faces from Bangkok’s birthing community remember of the moments leading up to the deliveries of their babies.

The saying “teamwork makes the dream work” is especially fitting when your dream of giving birth is becoming a reality. Read along as doula Rasee Govindani explains the best way to select the team you want supporting you through your birthing journey in Bangkok.

Endless energy requires an infinite amount of activities for our children. Although that’s nearly impossible, any suggestion is appreciated. Assistant editor Anelia Van Zyl provides the steps needed to achieve this fun art activity with our children.

Bangkok resident Nozima Parkinson shares with us various aspects of her pregnancy. She details everything from her birthing plans to what she hopes to accomplish with this pregnancy.

Embark on a thrilling journey with BAMBI’s June edition- your passport to a world of travel-themed articles. This month’s issue is bursting with useful travel tips, crucial first-aid advice, and effective strategies for personal safety. We also have a humorous travel tale, and a lovely DIY sewing project! Happy reading and safe travels.

This month's fun activity is matching. Can you lead these heroes to their shadows?

In a society obsessed with fictional superheroes, it may seem impossible to live up to those standards. However, looking at life’s common problems and what it means to be a hero, we see just how real and common heroes actually are.

Focusing on women’s health, Emma Lawrence practices and teaches Pilates daily, and shares how you can strengthen your core and overall well-being using focused movements and controlled breathing.

In part four of this photography series, professional photographer, Ian Taylor, covers the importance of having a specific lens to capture pictures of your kids, because what you see is what you get.

We’ve all seen it. The scribbled-on paper our children excitedly hand us after a day in school. To us, it's nothing more than a brown blob, but to them it’s much more. Michaela Reid, an early years educator, explains how beneficial these art projects are to the young mind.