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Getting stuck in Bangkok traffic with your little one is rarely much fun, but Kelly has some games to keep boredom at bay with the added bonus of building literacy.

Jeannie explores the mind–body connection and gives real strategies for parents who want to feel better able to meet the challenges of modern parenting.

In this issue BAMBI Magazine celebrates our mentors, from the teachers who inspired us at school to the family and friends who help us through life. We discover that it is never too late to find inspiration or learn new lessons.

Download this month's fun activity for kids. This time, we're describing our mentors.

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

Anna recalls how a special teacher taught her resilience and helped build her emotional intelligence, and then shares some strategies that both teachers and parents can use to help children develop these crucial life skills.

Many dozens of teachers shaped Rachel. Here she reflects on what she has learned from each of them and how they helped craft the person, mother, and teacher she has become.

Thwarted in his search for a few minutes peace and quiet, a chocolate deprived Joe starts to question whether what he thought was parenthood is in fact an alien invasion.

It can feel tough getting our kids to speak more than one language, but Ally reminds us that this is a gift that will last them a lifetime, and that with a few simple strategies it needn’t be a struggle.

Sarah feared that her children would never experience the magic she remembers from her childhood, but by embracing the principles of a slow childhood, her family are reclaiming the magic of an unhurried upbringing.