Year: 2016

Located in Amphur Muang, Petchaburi province, about a 1.5 to 2 hour drive from Bangkok, Had Chao Samran and Had Puek Tian are often overshadowed by the more popular beach beaches of Cha-am […]

The Chatuchak district of Bangkok holds a number of attractions for families. Here’s a list of 5 great places that will each keep you and your kids engaged and entertained for a […]

While Bangkok at ground level can feel pretty chaotic, head skywards and you can find solitude and greenery amid the urban landscape. Check out these city rooftop gardens, many with educational […]

The colourful Siamese Fighting Fish (Pla-gad) or Betta is indigenous to Southeast Asia, found naturally in the region’s rice paddies and flood plains. It has long been a popular first pet for […]

The BFG has been in Bangkok theatres for over a week; while Spielberg’s film mostly leaves the basic premise of Roald Dahl’s beloved book intact, it feels as if the film doesn’t […]

Your Name: Debbie Thompson Job Title: Founder and Lead Instructor/Trainer, First Aid Solutions What is your nationality and background? I started nursing in the UK, in my home city, Liverpool. This […]

Playtime is a big part of growing up. Dipping one’s hands in a jar of paint, sinking one’s toes into the playground’s sand, spreading glue with one’s hands… For many, these […]

Growing up in Thailand likely means lots of time spent at the beach — capture those memories with this simple sand handprint (or footprint) craft, which is great as a unique and personalised gift […]

What happens when you or your child becomes ill while traveling in a foreign country? Depending on where you are, the experience can range from mildly stressful to nerve wracking. […]

Ever wondered about the traditional Thai post-natal massage (Yu Fai – อยู่ไฟ)? Meaning ‘lie by a fire’, it is a specialized series of massage techniques, including variations of Thai-style massage with […]