Jacqueline

Hi,

Thanks for all your useful suggestions. Know Love at First Bite, but had forgotten about that one. Carrefour also sounds like a good option. It's reassuring to know there are others out there in the same situation!

On a slightly different note (ie doesn't involve food and drink) have you tried Kiddy Land, 2nd floor at Kad Suan Kaew and also Kids Edu Club on Nimmanheimen (only open at weekends) which are huge soft play areas completely free of rusty metal play equipment placed over concrete blocks!

Can anyone recommend a coffee shop or restaurant in the city centre with a bit of open space or garden for a lively 2-year-old to run around in while we eat/drink? It'd be so great to get two mouthfuls of food in a row or to finish a sentence without having to jump up to keep him from running onto the road/pulling everything off the table/injuring himself ...etc.

(Is this too much to ask? Should we just wait a few more years?!)

Thanks

Slightly Frazzled Parents

Hi,

Can anyone recommend a good hairdresser in Chiang Mai for 'farang' hair? I've yet to find someone who doesn't layer it to within an inch of its life!

Any suggestions gratefully received!