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by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
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by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP
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by Dini Harris
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by Project Aseret – The Ten Commandments Project Team
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Practical advice on managing your children's use of technology.
by Nechama Weiser
Figuring out a healthier work-family-personal balance.
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by Rabbi Philip Moskowitz
Incredible things can happen when you do things together.
by David
My dad and I took this amazing online program that made my whole Bar Mitzvah experience way more meaningful.
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The pandemic has brought out risky behavior in our children.
by Sarah Pachter
Proven techniques to create a happy, peaceful and enjoyable Shabbat meal with your family.
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Most parents at some point will fall into the power struggle trap. Here's how to get out of it, while teaching your child a valuable lesson.
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My struggle to come to terms with the shocking diagnosis that my son is autistic.
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This Hanukkah, teach your kids how to identify with true heroism.
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Food blogger Danielle Renov celebrates Hanukah with eight nights of games. Here's how you can follow her lead.
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
Harvard researchers found that children who do this have lower risks of mental illness.
Because they need to hear it all the time.
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Alcohol consumption is up. Of particular concern is the impact on children.
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How to help your kids connect to the significance of the Jewish new year.
Aish.com spoke with educational experts. Here's what they had to say.
Many kids and parents are feeling more anxious and stressed at this time. Here are some tips that can help.
Kids know that sometimes no doesn't actually mean no. It means let's drive our parents crazy until they give in.
Ten tips to get through this challenging time from women who emerged stronger on the other side.
by Dr. Perry Bell and Rabbi Nitzan Bergman
Respect and obedience can only be taught in an environment of empathy, validation and emotional intelligence.
If I'm confident that my child can handle a situation, they will confidently deal with it.
Stop reacting to your children and proactively rule your home.
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