Baitoey Suwapitch Updates on 1-Year-Old Brother Chan's Development: Speaking Well and Daddy's Boy

Actress Baitoey Suwapitch took a break from her son Brother Chan to attend the "EVEANDBOY BEST SELLING AWARDS 2025" at One Bangkok, where she updated fans on her 13-month-old son's development. She described Chan as being in an active learning phase, developing strong speech abilities and memory skills, constantly pointing at things and attempting to repeat words after his parents.

Speaking about her son's growth, Baitoey explained that Chan is developing on schedule with excellent communication skills and curiosity about his surroundings. She noted that at 10 kilograms, he's become heavy enough that family members need to take turns holding him. She shared that her husband Pap has become very involved in parenting, now treating father and son equally with his work responsibilities.

Describing their first trip to Japan as a family, Baitoey called it both fun and challenging. She and Pap had to abandon their original plans and prioritize their son's needs, including dealing with jet lag and bedtime adjustments. Despite the difficulties, she felt it was worthwhile when she saw Chan experiencing new sights and sounds with wonder in his eyes.

When asked about jet lag challenges, she revealed that the two-hour time difference caused Chan to have delayed sleepiness and crying fits at night. The parents barely slept during their 6-7 day trip, constantly switching caretaking duties. Baitoey suggested they might wait a bit longer before turning into a full-time travel family, noting that Chan still needs further physical development and might feel uncomfortable with too much travel.

When asked if they might be bringing back a Japanese younger sibling, Baitoey didn't complete her response, but she had already stated earlier that she currently has no plans for a second child, wanting to devote her full time and energy to raising Chan.