How to Talk to Teenagers
by Doni Joszef, LMSWThe first step is to stop talking and listen, without any agendas.
In a world that fantasizes about perfection, Shmuel did not meet any one’s expectations.
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Mommy, Daddy, Stop Fighting
by Slovie Jungreis-WolffFour points a child wished her parents knew about fighting.
Worst Parent in the World
by Joyce SchurProtecting the welfare of our children supersedes the need to be considered their best-buddy.
Overcoming the Parent Syndrome
by Michael ShulmanI did not naturally love my baby son. Was something wrong with me?
It’s Raining, It’s Pouring
by Rabbi Dovid RosmanWe can teach children to view circumstances as either good or bad.
Raising Different Drummers
by Marnie Winston-MacauleyYou can't change your child's personality. Embrace it.
Unusual Sibling Rivalry
by Dr. Meir WiklerHelp! Our 7-year-old son is constantly picking fights with his younger sister.
Ten Rules for Post Divorce Parenting
by Rachel Rose M.Sc.Ensuring your child's success after divorce.
Bringing Children to a Funeral
by Dr. Meir WiklerWas I wrong to bring our 10-year-old daughter to her grandfather's funeral?
Free Jewish Books for Kids
by Rabbi Yonah BooksteinGot young kids that love bedtime stories and want to learn Hebrew?
Loving Your Step-Child
by Sarah Chana Radcliffe, M.Ed., C.Psych.Assoc.Sometimes it doesn't come naturally.
Sheltering Our Children
by Hilary Spirer LeederWhere do we draw the line between allowing a child to experience difficult situations and excessive hurt?
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My Father, the Hassid
by Ruchama King FeuermanMost parents will embarrass their children. The question is: how?
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How to be a Parent: A Father's Day Special
by Koby MandellKoby Mandell wrote this article on parenting the year before he was brutally murdered by terrorists.
Making Your Kids Happy
by Sarah Chana Radcliffe, M.Ed., C.Psych.Assoc.You can't. Here's what you can do instead.
Stepmother
by Rea BochnerLike a thief, resentment crept in. I didn’t like sharing my husband, his attention, his time, or his money.
Kids and Stress
by Slovie Jungreis-WolffStressful times produce stressful kids. How can we empower our children as we empower ourselves?
Nurturing My Special Needs Child
by Machla AbramovitzWhen faced with zero educational options for her autistic son, one mother created her own.
The Marshmallow Test
by Dr. David WalshA child's ability to delay gratification is a key indicator for future success.
Successful Marriage, Successful Parenting
by Rabbi Shlomo SlatkinThree reasons why the most important ingredient in successful parenting is a successful marriage.
How to Praise Your Children
by Marnie Winston-MacauleyFive principles of healthy, esteem-building praise.
To Tell or Not To Tell
by Jack BotwinikLike the embryo itself, we wanted to keep the news wrapped up and protected.
Why Kids Need to Fail
by Marnie Winston-MacauleySeven important lessons failure teaches our children.
Are Chinese Parents Superior?
by Slovie Jungreis-WolffA Jewish response to Amy Chua's extreme parenting.
Understanding Asperger’s Syndrome
by Rifka SchonfeldA 16-year-old girl, trapped in a prison without walls.
Aggression: Life with ADHD
by Robyn CuspinThe first time I gave my son medication, I felt like I was poisoning him.
Confessions of a Jewish American Teenager
by Rachel LevyParents don’t want to hear about our struggles because they're hiding from the truth themselves.
Coming to Terms with Your Parents
by Marnie Winston-MacauleyWhy should a perfectly competent adult suddenly revert to the fetal position in the presence of her parents?
Making the Most out of Bedtime
by Rivka ZahavaPractical ways to create warm memories and maximize this special time.
The Human Skin Lampshade
by Slovie Jungreis-WolffWill your children be able to transmit the story of our people?
Sifting Memories
by Sarah SmithMy brother can't forgive our father. Doesn't he know that we all disappoint those we love?
Taken for Granted
by Slovie Jungreis-WolffAm I being kind or just doing what I’m supposed to be doing for my family?
TTYL: Talk to You Later
by Slovie Jungreis-WolffConnecting with spouses and children in a world gone texting.
