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Children’s Day 2025 Celebrated with Fun and Health at Samitivej International Children’s Hospital

Children’s Day 2025 Celebrated with Fun and Health at Samitivej International Children’s HospitalChildren’s Day 2025 Celebrated with Fun and Health at Samitivej International Children’s Hospital

Children sparked their imagination and enjoyed healthy activities at the Free Fun Fine Health event, hosted by Samitivej International Children’s Hospital, our corporate member, at both its Sukhumvit and new Srinakarin facilities.

Surangkana Techapaitoon, M.D., Deputy CEO of Samitivej and BNH Hospitals and Director of Samitivej International Children’s Hospital, joined the Children’s Day 2025 celebration at the hospital’s new Srinakarin building. Children and parents enjoyed a variety of engaging activities designed to foster development, enhance focus and ignite creativity. Activities included fun ‘sculpt and imagine’ workshops with ClayWorks 3D Art, a Health Talk featuring a discussion on positive parenting led by Saowapa Phornchindarak, M.D., and DIY crafts to create keychains and coloring books. Children also benefited from interactive growth assessments, learned about nutrition via digital screens, and received dinosaur-themed face masks and Tempatch+ stick-on thermometers. Meanwhile, the Sukhumvit campus offered equally exciting activities, such as: DIY workshops to create custom keychains and coloring books featuring our bear and its friends, and lucky draws to win special prizes from Arau.

Samitivej International Children’s Hospital is dedicated to ensuring lifelong health for every child.

About Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital

Samitivej Hospitals, part of Bangkok Dusit Medical Services (BDMS), are a leading group of private hospitals serving both Thailand and the ASEAN region. Samitivej’s first hospital was founded in June 1979. Samitivej’s main office is located at Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital, Sukhumvit Soi 49, Bangkok. Samitivej Hospital has a long history of excellent care and innovation. In 1999, Samitivej became the first hospital in Thailand to be awarded the prestigious recognition as a Mother-and-Baby Friendly Hospital by the WHO and UNICEF. Further recognitions include Thailand’s Prime Minister Award for the Most Recognised Service in 2004 and hospital accreditation by the Joint Commission International (JCI). Samitivej was also the first hospital outside of Japan to be accredited with the Japan Council for Quality Health Care (JCQHC) award. Samitivej Hospital was named the best hospital in Asia for medical tourists by the Medical Travel Quality Alliance (MTQUA), ranking among the world’s top 10 hospitals for medical travelers.

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