Dear Rabbi: My husband and I are proud parents of three boys, ages, 12, 10 and 7. Our oldest son has been requesting an i-Pad
We live in an age where technology is increasingly encroaching on more areas of our lives. Of course, it was inevitable that our children’s toys
Awhile back there arose out of the West a new movement, using a term that everybody thought they were familiar with, but which took on
How many days of school are left? Come on, everybody has a calendar somewhere where they are “x”ing the days out and counting down until
As we have just passed the “holiday” of Mother’s day, when kids make their moms adorable cards and creative gifts in school and their dads
Lately, it seems like everywhere I look there’s another harried, frazzled person working too hard and getting too little sleep. Unfortunately, it’s all too easy
(NewsUSA)—When you hand car keys to your teenager for the first time, your heart races as you think of what could happen. The fact is
Parents, educators and physicians are concerned that more and more children seem to be requiring therapy than ever. While it may be difficult to determine
Private practice or corporation? Law or medicine? Harvard or Yale? Cheerios or Corn Flakes? Cheerios or Cornflakes??? What are you talking about? What’s the big
Choices Determine Who You Are Whenever I ask my five-year-old daughter to make a decision, whether it’s about an outfit for school or which food
Part of becoming a parent is learning to take advice from other people. It begins with the book What to Expect When Your Expecting (which
On Yom HaShoah, my 3-year-old daughter left gan with a memorial candle and a poem about the honor we show for the Jews who were
