u/Final_Treacle6778

Recent BKK Airport SIM Prices Board - Photos? Anyone take snap?

Anyone arrive at BKK airport recently and happen to take a photo of the AIS or True tourist SIM plan/pricing boards at the airport booths?

Trying to figure out what plan and budget I’ll need before we land. Looking specifically for the airport prices/plans only (AIS, True, dtac etc).

Would really appreciate if anyone has recent photos from the last few weeks. Thanks!snap

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u/Final_Treacle6778 — 4 days ago

Hi everyone! We will be arriving at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) around 7:00 AM on an international flight, then after immigration and collecting our bags we will be re-checking in for a domestic flight to Chiang Mai at 1:30 PM. ( Thai Airways )

We are traveling with an 11-month-old baby and wanted to ask specifically about the DOMESTIC terminal/departure area after we re-check our bags. Then head onwards

Are there any:

- 7-Eleven stores

- convenience stores

- or shops/cafes

that sell bottled Meiji milk or other bottled milk/yogurt for babies?

Could anyone clarify what is available:

- BEFORE domestic security check

and

- AFTER domestic security check near the gates/waiting area?

Trying to plan baby food/milk for the layover. Thank you so much!

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u/Final_Treacle6778 — 8 days ago

Looking for a certified infant/baby CPR & choking response instructor in Vadodara for parents!

Would preferably like:

• At-home training/session (since we have small kids)

• But classes/group sessions are okay too

Mainly looking for:

• Infant CPR 10 month old and kids

• Choking response for babies/toddlers

• Basic emergency response for parents

Please share recommendations, contacts , certified instructors, hospitals, or organizations if you know any. That you used ! Thank you!

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u/Final_Treacle6778 — 8 days ago

Searched weather report and seems rain has started in Chiang Mai ? —how’s the weather now?

Coming -May 12th-18th then off to chiang rai,

still tanks & shorts weather or should I pack up on rain gear too?

3rd time in thailand first time going north! And first time with my 11month daughter!

So

Excited!!!

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u/Final_Treacle6778 — 9 days ago

Hey everyone,

Planning to do the Pha Dok Sieo Nature Trail and wanted some real-world advice.

We’re a semi-fit family (walk ~5–7 km daily), and we’ll have our 11-month-old in a good quality carrier (Ergo-level support).

Worth it with a baby, or better to skip and Just do Wachirathan Waterfall , Doi Inthanon Summit and King & Queen Pagoda

.

Questions:

Difficulty level:

How tough is the trail overall? I’ve read it’s about 2–3 hours with a guide. Is it manageable with a baby on your chest/back, or are there sections that are risky/slippery/steep?

Terrain:

Are there lots of stairs, uneven rocks, or narrow paths near edges? Anything that would make balance tricky with a baby?

Heat & shade (mid-May): we live

In a country where its

Reached 45c daily so mid 30s low

40s is absolutely fine for us LOL but its Dry heat like opening oven door ,

We’re going in mid-May, likely afternoon.

Is the trail mostly shaded by trees, or are there long exposed sections?

How hot/humid does it feel inside the forest?

Mosquitoes / bugs:

Are mosquitoes bad along this trail?

Should we go heavy on repellent or is it manageable?

Safety with baby:

Any parts where you’d say “don’t attempt with an infant”?

Water crossings, slippery waterfalls, etc.?

Anything else we should know:

Start early instead?

Bring extra water/snacks?

Worth it with a baby, or better to skip and Just do Wachirathan Waterfall , Doi Inthanon Summit and King & Queen Pagoda

Would really appreciate honest opinions—especially from anyone who’s done it with kids or babies.

Thanks 🙏

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u/Final_Treacle6778 — 14 days ago