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by Jessica Brenner
How externalization techniques help me be a better parent.
by Deborah Cenker
At times I think I'm the worst mother in the world. Then something like this happens.
by Tzvia Ehrlich-Klein, Illustrations by Avital Rosenfeld
Discuss the Jewish value of giving with your children.
by The Little Compass
A short bedtime story and coloring book on the value of remembering.
A short bedtime story and coloring book on the value of helping people.
by Chaya Stark
5 reasonable tips to make lockdown more manageable and increase positivity in your home.
by Rabbi Dovid Rosman
Your kids are learning far more watching how you and your spouse interact.
by Dr. Chana Frumet Yaroslawitz
Over 200 activities and fun ideas for the entire family. No computer required.
by M. Gary Neuman
We want to teach our children to live a life of meaning and success, not just be happy.
by Shira Savit
During quarantine we can enjoy time with our family members and also feel quite overwhelmed or irritated by their constant presence.
by Bluma Gordon
Easy, do-at-home Passover activities to help keep the family entertained, happy and provide a family-bonding experience.
by Stephanie Gordon
As a mother, I was failing miserably. But I turned things around and you can too.
by Beth Jawary
Structure provides a sense of security, normalcy and even comfort, particularly in these uncertain and stressful times.
by Techiya Levine
A three-prong approach for your home.
by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP
How to keep sane and positive at home during this pandemic.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
Four strategies to help kids learn even when Hebrew School is cancelled.
by Vitaliy N. Katsenelson
My 14-year-old daughter showed me what it means to be part of a team.
Sending kids to Jewish summer camp fosters a love of being Jewish throughout their lives.
by Jennifer Starke
My two children have the same dedicated parents. Yet one child is thriving while the other is not.
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by Heather Dean
Rabbi David Schoonmaker on the importance of enthusiasm and joy in the home.
Kids need to be told "no." Here are some effective tools to get that message across.
Rabbi Berel Wein on teaching leadership skills to our children.
by Ilana Kendal
Six tools to respond to our children’s fear.
Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky on the Boomer-Millennial generation gap.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
And what you can do about it.
Filling emptiness with light.
by ChanukahUnites.org
Why don’t we know the name of this Chanukah hero?
Chaya Malka Abramson talks about fire prevention and treating burns
by Maayan Meir
Each of us is given different traits, inclinations, capabilities. The only question is: what do we choose to do with them?
Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser on overcoming social anxiety and negative beliefs.
by Dr. Michael Milobsky
As a pediatrician for many families with children on the autism spectrum, I thought I knew what it entailed to raise an autistic child. How wrong I was.
How many of these mistakes do you make?
by Tali Davis
My child is an angel when he sleeps. Why is he such a terror when he's awake?
Because you are the greatest influence in your child's life.
Rabbi Menachem Nissel on why children and teens lie, and what parents can do about it.
by Nechama Eisenman
I braced myself for my daughter's usual blowup. Then something amazing happened.
by Emuna Braverman
Thanks to Rebbetzin Feige Twerski.
Don't just celebrate the heavy Jewish holidays. Sukkot and Simchat Torah show us a joyous side of Judaism that you'll want your family to experience.
And your kids' sanity too!
Rabbi David Schoonmaker’s tips for improving our organizational skills at home.
Thoughts as I send off my 18-year-old son.
by Rebbetzin Chana Heller
The incredible power of a good, thought-provoking question.
If we don't know where we’ve come from, we don't know what we are made of nor where we are going.
With their love, grandparents can influence the entire family.
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