On the Other Side of Hate: A Former Nazi Speaks Out
How Can Judaism Command to Know God Exists?
Tu B’Shvat: 7 Species Menu
Getting to “I Do”
The Challenges Facing the American Jewish Community
The Texas Synagogue Attack
Being a Jew of Color: Will Accepting Our Differences Make Us Better People?
Judaism and Suicide
Wear It On Your Face: How Smiling Changes You and the People Around You
Grow Like the Trees
Doctor Discovers that Near Death Experiences are Real
Moments before Being Gassed at Auschwitz, A Mother’s Letter
Tu B’Shvat’s Timely Message of Hope
The Chinese Bamboo and Tu B'Shvat
Kabbalistic Tu B'shvat Seder
Guardians of the Earth: A Tu B'Shvat Video
Home » Family
by Linda Kinsberg
Heart of the Matter
Kosher Recipes
Mom with a View
by Elizabeth Kurtz
Celebrate with these incredibly tasty dishes.
by Emuna Braverman
The older you get the more important it is to intensify your efforts to fulfill your spouse’s needs.
Marriage
by Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier
Love is the glue of marriage and requires work, commitment, time, and constant renewal.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
Parenting
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
Our children need to know that we are never too high to bend down and listen to their cries.
We are way past Option B and it’s extremely frustrating.
by Dini Harris
Why you should always back your spouse and not argue in front of the kids.
We all have insatiable desires.
by Bluma Gordon
Where Lara Doyle gets it right – and where she has it wrong.
by Mirissa D. Price
Judaism's wise mourning traditions helped me deal with losing my mother to dementia.
And it’s not only because I’m a clean freak.
by Gila Ross
The power of "I would love" statements.
by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP
Understanding why kids behave the way they do and how to teach them the skills they need.
How I learned to love winter.
by Eve Levy
A parent's blessing is stronger than any length of distance or amount of time.
How many times do we blame our spouses for frustrating situations over which they have no control?
My grandmother’s masterclass on showering love is just what we need today.
by Barry and Chanie Holzer
Easy to implement, insightful tips.
by Pearl Adler Saban
Like her protagonist, Jean Meltzer suffers from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and is a proud Jew who happens to love the Christmas season.
Fried ice cream, baked pumpkin donuts, Italian olive oil apple cake, oh my!
While eating my Oreo-filled donut, I’m going to look at the tiny flickering flames and ponder all of God's kindnesses.
Including pulled beef gnocchi, cauliflower steaks and apple fritters.
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
Imagine eight nights of quality, uninterrupted family time.
by Rabbi Raphael Leban
These 5 rules of engagement will save your family dinner, no matter who's around the table.
And how are you treating others?
How to teach your kids (and yourself) gratitude.
Video – Inspiring Hope
by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner
Those surprising little gestures make a real impact.
Slow cooked beef stew, bourbon pecan pie and other delicacies you don't want to miss.
In all my years of being a neighbor, I have never witnessed this happening.
by Dr. Meir Wikler
How to speak so your spouse will listen.
We were overwhelmed by the kindness of others.
by Dani Abrams
For busy moms who really have no time.
Suddenly the very thing we took for granted (and sometimes complained about) was taken away from us.
by Mrs. Lori Palatnik
Secrets to a happy marriage.
We went to see the breathtaking fall foliage. But there was one big problem: everything was green.
Don't let your drive for money compromise your values.
Because a great marriage is one of the greatest gifts you can give to yourself and your children.
by Dina Coopersmith
What is so special about Rachel that we commemorate her death more than any of the other matriarchs and patriarchs?
Why I love experiencing all four seasons.
From culinary traditions from around the world.
by Jon
I was faced with the challenge of forgiving the unforgivable.
How to deal with people's total lack of consideration.
by Carol Ungar
Warm, intimate and full of fun, I adopted Taylor’s fictional family as my own make-believe family.
Chief Editor's Blog
by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith
God is speaking to us all the time, if we just look for His messages.
Joy comes from taking pleasure in the moment and not dwelling on what's missing.
Most Popular In Family
Receive Weekly Family Emails
Sign up to our Family Newsletter.
_(english).jpg)
