Fun Indoor Playground for Brat Kids and Gecko with Crabs.

Fun Indoor Playground for Brat Kids and Gecko with Crabs. The kids have a day off from school, and Papa Bas Boon has to get food for the pigs. He takes the whole family to Kato Boon Farm number two. In Isan, Thailand, the weather this year has been great for the rice harvest.

Two colossal fish ponds are surrounded by banana trees, time to get some of those delicious bananas for the pigs. Kato Boon and friends decide to help grandmother transport the bananas.

When they want to return to the other farm, the Boon Brothers, Kato Boon, and Conan Boon spot a giant gecko on the wall. They start screaming papa, papa a Tokay, a Gecko in Thai. Farm life is always interesting, especially for children.
After my last hospital visit with Kato, I try to teach my son he has to be more careful. Kato Boon needs to listen to his father when he wants to have fun at the indoor playground. It will come as no surprise that the little brat does not listen.

Papa Bas is getting almost a heart attack when Kato Boon starts jumping from heights twice as big as himself. Father Bas Boon is trying to warn his son, but his fun is seeking higher places he can jump off. Conan Boon and the other brat kids all have a great time at the playground with balls. It’s so much fun.

It is problematic as parents when you have a fearless child with super ADHD. For son Kato, everything is an adventure and a challenge. Papa stands on the sidelines shouting instructions to the little enfant terrible. Please stop jumping, don’t do that. The little brat interpreted those words as another challenge to push his boundaries further.

His paste of high jumps accelerates until he finds a new funny occupation: throwing the balls at his distressed father.
Mama Rak cleans the pigs and ensures some escaped piglets find their way back where they belong. Little Ken Boon is fine, but what an exhausting day.

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