According to police, a suspicious box was left in front of Congregation Beth Sholom in Teaneck on December 23 to create a scare. A bomb

I am not sure who invented marriage. You take two people from two different families, two different backgrounds, two different ways of being raised and,

I seriously dread Parent-Teacher conferences. And I say this as a teacher (I teach high school English at a local mesifta.) As a parent, I

We have all been there: The friend whom your child begs to have over. The friend who also likes dried fruit! The friend who also

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Chanukah is such a wonderful holiday for families, but often there is a struggle  balancing the expectation of presents with the origin of Chanukah—the miracles

Waking up in the middle of the night to the dreaded words, “My bed is wet,” or finding a pile of wet pajamas tucked in

How can you get the most out of Parent-Teacher conferences? First of all, go. The competition for your time is fierce, but investing time in

I lucked out for winter break last year. In my last trimester of pregnancy, it was too risky for me travel anywhere, and so I

In my last article, I listed three situations where parents could consider how to help their children deal with setbacks. The adage “live and learn”

Do you sign up your kid for a team sport because you want him to win the championship trophy?  Is it your goal for him

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Autism Spectrum Disorders, Data and Analysis, 2013), an average of 1 in 88 children have some