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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.
by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith
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Joy comes from taking pleasure in the moment and not dwelling on what's missing.
by Elizabeth Kurtz
From maple mustard chicken to Mississippi Mud pie.
by Chef Herschel Arnow
Tips and recipes for eating well before and after the fast.
Living in a society where talk is cheap, we need to ensure that our words mean something.
Have you ever made plans to go out to dinner only to have something set you off or irritate you as you drove there?
by Yael Zoldan M.A.
As the New Year is rapidly approaching, I’m relieved to know that this year I’m not asking for too much.
Sweet and savory recipes to add to your holiday menus.
Start the Jewish new year knowing your strengths.
by Rabbi Raffi Bilek
Go to bed angry, because the worst time to deal with an issue is when you're mad and upset.
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by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP
Eight ways you can support your child.
by Jamie Geller
Our amazing Jewish honey cake is just thing for this Rosh Hashanah. This honey cake uses olive oil for a healthy, non-dairy fat that keeps the cake light and flavorful.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
My favorite Rosh Hashanah projects to do with children, from preschool through high school.
And don't miss my spiced bundt cake with apple caramel drizzle.
We're not allowed to hurt others with our words, and that includes teasing and joking.
Practical ways to teach your child to be assertive and to stand up for other kids who are being bullied.
Why the mess, the constant cooking and the chaos are totally worth it.
Discover why tahina is one of Israel’s most popular foods.
by Vicky Krief
Life is an ever-changing juggling act that requires self-awareness, flexibility and simply letting go.
Because I am guilty of taking my marriage for granted.
We give our friends and kids the benefit of the doubt. Shouldn't we do the same for the most important person in our life?
by Joan Zlotnick
The importance of self-care, support groups, and helping others, and the role of guilt and grief in the caregiving process.
Right off the grill summer corn, homemade chimichurri over steak, watermelon sorbet and more!
by Dini Harris
Being bored is their problem, not yours.
Children haven’t yet learned to worry about what others think of them and to put others in restrictive boxes with alienating labels.
by Kylie Ora Lobell
Yes having a kid can be frustrating, nerve-wracking, scary and exhausting, but becoming a parent is also the most fulfilling thing I’ve ever done.
It's very hard for me to forgive anyone who has hurt my child.
by Michelle Halle, LCSW
While I am busy with fertilizing the soil, pulling the weeds, and feeding the plants, I am digging for something much deeper.
How to ensure you and your family aren't disappointed with your summer trip.
So many of us are longing to be in Israel where the connection to spirituality is more tangible, more vibrant, more real.
Including yummy options for fish, burgers, pasta and soup.
Many fractured unions did not survive, but strong marriages got even stronger.
by Rabbi Boruch Leff
I cringed inside every time my granddaughter called me Zaidy.
by Sharon Matten
Great summertime recipes for a barbecue party.
I'm trying to overcome this destructive habit.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
How to appreciate your spouse and get the love you want.
by Chaya Parkoff
7 lessons I've learned the hard way.
Not disagreeing in front of the kids is just the first step; you need to also exude confidence in your spouse's parenting skills.
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
As Father's Day approaches, I am haunted by one most vivid and moving scene from my childhood.
Quick and easy, BBQ all-in menu, meat, chicken, salad, slaw and dessert. Enjoy!
“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."
The world is opening up again and now is the time to concretize your post-pandemic commitment to change.
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