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by Vitaliy N. Katsenelson
At Home in Jerusalem PODCAST
by Chaya Stark
How parents can help their child learn to get in control of their outbursts and frustrations.
by Heather Dean
Rabbi Menachem Nissel’s guide to setting boundaries, rules and curfews.
by Avivah Werner
Believe it and then you'll see it.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
With Debbie Hirsch’s tips, there’s no reason to freak out now that school’s out.
by Elisheva Liss, LMFT
In addition to protecting our children from becoming victims, we need to minimize the likelihood of their becoming perpetrators.
Rabbi David Schoonmaker’s advice for dads: encourage, acknowledge and discipline with love.
by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP
How to encourage your kids to help.
by Sara Debbie Gutfreund
Ever since my first child was born you’ve been undermining my confidence. Enough is enough.
No matter how challenging your child is, the more you focus on the good the more good you will see.
Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky’s advice for helping children whose attention span doesn't conform to society’s standards.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
Mothers are honored all year round in Jewish tradition.
Rabbi Benjamin Blech
by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
We need to have faith not only in the Almighty but faith in our children.
by Six13
An inspiring medley from the classic film you’ll want to sing at your Seder.
Practical tools and skills to help your child regulate emotions.
Transform your kids’ bedtime routine into a powerful spiritual moment.
Rabbi Menachem Nissel on maximizing those moments we have with our children.
Practical suggestions on getting the most out of your child’s screen time.
Dr. Jacob Freedman on becoming the capable, loving parent you wish you had.
by Dr. Michael Milobsky
The recent scandal is an extreme example of one of the most sinister demises of our youth: helicopter parenting.
We need to bring play back into our children’s lives.
by Rivki Silver
After ten years of parenting I’ve realized I still don’t know what I’m doing and that’s okay.
by Professor Naomi Nechama Klapper, LMHC, MA
Parents must teach their children how to properly use this potentially dangerous technology.
Rabbi David Schoonmaker helps us fine-tune our listening skills at home.
How to set limits and rules that stick.
Rabbi Berel Wein explains how parents can understand and advocate for their little rascal.
The power of a parent’s love is more valuable than any after school activity, technology or pair of sneakers money can buy.
How parents unknowingly hinder children’s abilities to form strong relationships later in life.
Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser’s four steps to helping a child who’s being bullied.
From parents who seemed to be doing it right.
Why don’t my kids listen to me and what should I do about it?
Enhance your family’s Hanukkah and turn off all devices for 30 minutes while your menorah lights burn.
by Sarah Pachter
Five phrases to help you and your child put things in perspective when the days are feeling especially long.
by Sean Grover, LCSW
Boo-boos, blunders and mess-ups… and how to avoid them.
How to channel their potential to become the leader they’re meant to be.
My response is to continue to raise my children to have proud Jewish identities and bring more light into the world.
What you need to know to navigate this common tantrum.
Rabbi Zev Leff on blurring the line between being an authority figure and peer.
Dr. Jacob Freedman’s guide to overcoming the stigma and getting proper treatment.
by Louis M. Profeta MD
Based on my experience in the ER, parents have gone from being supportive to being subtly abusive. Why?
One of the best ways to embrace being Jewish with joy and to transmit that love for being Jewish to our children.
Infographic
Because everyone needs to take a deep breath once in a while.
by Miriam Schwab
They grow up and mature, and turn into great adults. It really happens.
Practical advice on lowering tensions in the morning and beating the back to school blues.
I am realizing that my love for investing can dangerously conflict with my love for my family.
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