Last month, this column discussed the myths about legalizing marijuana, and its impact on our children. A few weeks later, we were invited to attend

(BPT) Mornings can be a bit chaotic as you fight the clock to get out the door on time. This is especially true if you

America has a new celebrity. Esther Wojciciki is a mother, a grandmother and an experienced educator. Her claim to fame is that all three of

After capturing a candid photo of me kneeling on his living room rug, eye level with his newborn baby, Solly, situated in her car seat,

Step # 3 Part 1 ולפני עור לא תתן מכשל And you shall not place a stumbling block before the blind (Vayikra 19:14) Q1) Why

Nobody wants to spend money on things they never use, least of all clothes that take up space in the closet and never get worn.

Step # 2 Part 2 לא תשנא את אחיך בלבבך You shall not hate your brother in your heart (Vayikra 19:17) When teaching Step #2

So I’ve been thinking a lot about the (upcoming) legalization of marijuana and what it means for our kids. Many of you readers know that

Literacy has become a real buzz word lately. If my son can read a menu at a restaurant, or my daughter has read all eight

Picture this: Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai sitting with his son, Rabbi Elazar, learning in a cave for 12 years. Then, as soon as they leave

This month’s article is written by Benjamin Litchman. Who would’ve thought? A nice Jewish boy caught up in the throes of addiction. Unheard of. When

During a casual Sunday conversation with our son—on an east coast evening by us, which was only midday out on the west coast by him—I