Category: General Wellbeing

Mosquitoes can be quite a nuisance here in Chiang Mai, especially during the rainy season when these pesky insects breed in stagnant water. Not only are they annoying, but they […]

The Thai monsoon season has definitely now arrived in full force and while it starts with a few one-off storms and a little rain over night, it soon swings into […]

Helping your Third Culture Kid adapt, adjust — and answer that question with a smile. Bangkok is a cosmopolitan city where the culture of children is often in contrast to […]

Explaining tragedy and death to a young child can be incredibly difficult. Everyday events can put even a well-balanced adult on an emotional roller coaster. Personal loss, community and national […]

SCHOOL HAS ENDED! Summer is a time for rest and relaxation, right? School’s out and the sense of relief is palpable – no blaring alarm clocks, and no rushing off […]

All kids (and adults) suffer from anxiety at some point in their lives but for kids it alwasy feels like the end of their world. There are many ways to […]

As parents, we all understand that rough days come with the territory. But what happens when those rough patches stretch into weeks, and the weeks into months? Clinical depression can […]

As few as 7-10% of young Thai children are given sunscreen, and according to Professor Siriwan Wananukul it is never too soon to apply such protective lotions on children. Spending a […]

With the hottest time of the year upon us, everyone in Bangkok will inevitably find themselves wilting from time to time. And it goes without saying that kids can be […]

As children are more prone to dehydration than adults and Thailand is definitely having one of the hottest summers in five decades, with thanks to our friends at Samitivej hospital […]