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Kosher Recipes
by Jamie Geller
Easy to make and classy desserts to grace your table.
by Chava Dumas
Enhance your Yom Tov with these treasured recipes.
Parenting
by Maayan Meir
Passover night is all about the children. Here are 6 practical ideas for every family.
My four ingredient Seder menu is both time saving and palate pleasing all at once.
PODCAST
by Heather Dean
Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky on the biggest challenge for parents Seder night.
by Yeshiva Me’on HaTorah
Celebrate Passover with a delicious collection of family favorite recipes.
Mom with a View
by Emuna Braverman
New York can be a cold and lonely place, but that day two strangers warmed our souls.
by Julie Hauser
Using an Instant Pot to accelerate your Passover preparations.
Dr. Lisa Aiken’s guide to settling differences with kindness.
by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP
How to instill a growth mindset in your kids.
And I don't just mean the toys on the floor and the dishes in the sink.
by Gitta Bixenspanner
Very filling, delicious and a great way to save time.
Heart of the Matter
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
This is the message I want you to always remember.
If all those Facebook posts are getting you jealous and annoyed, why look?
Orit Esther Riter on how Jewish children were instrumental in changing the Purim narrative.
Giving in is a sign of strength, not weakness.
Exciting and palate-tickling dishes that will add a jolt of fun to your Purim celebration.
by Rivka Malka Perlman
Practical and proven advice for all parents.
Jamie Geller’s easy shortcuts with delicious results.
Despite our busy schedules and without becoming a Stepford wife.
In fact, almost every day you have to make children feel sad.
Candyland, challah and pizza hamantaschen to spruce up your Purim.
Exciting dishes to serve family and friends.
by Rabbi David Aaron
All they really want is you.
Marriage
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
Reflecting Judaism’s views of love, marriage and companionship.
Why do we have a tough time putting our husbands first?
by Miriam Pascal
Creating delicious food for the life you live.
Simple phrases to help your children identify, accept, and work through their anxious moments.
by Chana Gittle Deray
Getting my living room carpet cleaned uncovered a startling truth.
How to teach and demonstrate gratitude in the home.
It’s the seemingly trivial acts that make us who we really are.
And how to motivate your child based on their personality.
Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky explains how children today learn about common courtesy.
Who knew the Facebook “humble brag” could actually be a force for good?
by Rebecca Starr
Was the problem me or her? Sometimes it’s hard to know.
by G. L.
Being his protective advocate was no longer helpful. It was actually debilitating.
A wide variety of scrumptious dishes incorporating sweet and tangy fruits.
Like it or not, your children have free will.
Husbands are not mind readers. If we want help, we should ask for it.
There’s nothing like a hot soup to warm you up when it’s freezing outside.
Dr. Lisa Aiken on cracking the code of criticism and complaints.
We will almost never be successful, and we may do more harm than good.
And if you’re already married, it is never too late!
Expert advice from Rosie Einhorn and Sherry Zimmerman
Healthy, gluten-free entrees for dinner.
by Rivki Hartman
As my son lay below me, silent and motionless, thoughts raced through my mind.
Why I think it’s a good practice to emulate.
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
Invisible or inimitable? Our kids need to feel that have unique value and are irreplaceable.
Author Chana Levitan’s best advice on improving the foundation of marriage.
A variety of chicken soups to combat the cold.
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