I agree with Megan, many nations (countries) are kid-friendly with a unique set of attractions and learning opportunities. Another child-friendly destination is South Korea. The country offers a wide range of family-friendly attractions and activities that will keep the little ones entertained and engaged throughout the trip. From Theme Parks, Zoos and Aquariums (Seoul Zoo, Busan Aquarium), to Kid-Friendly Museums like the National Science Museum in Daejeon, offer hands-on exhibits and interactive displays, making learning a fun and immersive experience for kids. Found this guide that might be useful for you https://gowithguide.com/korea and some tips when you push to travel to the country https://thereshegoesagain.org/south-korea-travel-tips/

I've gathered the fun things to do in Japan with family during Autumn. Hope this helps you and the ones following this topic.


https://bestlivingjapan.com/japan-autumn/
https://www.thetokyochapter.com/my-tokyo-autumn-faves/
https://gowithguide.com/japan/tokyo

I talk to my kid in English as much as possible and teach her our native language.

Thailand. It’s a child-friendly destination with many fun things to do that kids of all ages will love - from beach life and theme parks to cultural attractions. I’m sure your family will love the country.

I usually use Pampers and Huggies, but they leak (sometimes). I haven't tried the Mommy Poko. Maybe I should switch

I can feel your disappointment. I don’t have a kid yet that goes to school, but I am a graduate of Education and teaching kids in the church. I think you need to be a little strict with her. Impose rules and punish if you must. Monitor her improvement. Yes, I agree with some comments about limiting her use of cell phones/computers so she can have more time to study or at least her mind is not full of media thoughts. I hope everything in your situation improves soon.