How To Stay In Control In The Ever-Changing World
Dr. Shloimie Zimmerman explores the challenges of maintaining control in an increasingly uncertain world, with a specific focus on supporting […]
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Character & Chinuch, Parent Education CH - 2018
The Rebbe’s Teachings on Parenting
Devorah Leah (Dina) Rosenfeld, a noted children’s book author, and Editor-in-Chief of Hachai Publishing, discusses the Rebbe’s teachings on Chinuch,
2nd Annual Evening of Parenting, Character & Chinuch
How to Talk so Kids Will Listen
Clip of Joanna Faber speaking at Operation Survival’s 2nd Annual Evening of Outstanding Parenting Education for Women
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Alcohol and Simchas Torah .. And teens?
How should I talk to my children about risky behaviors, like alcohol or staying out late (like during Tishrei)? Rabbi
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Should children attend Simchas Beis Hashoeva nighttime dancing?
What guidance do you have for parents about letting their children attend Simchas Beis Hashoeva nighttime dancing? Should elementary or
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My mesivta-age son wants to go to Crown Heights for Tishrei. Is this a good idea?
Rabbi Aharon Wilschanski That is a very important question—and one that every parent should consider carefully before agreeing to their
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What are red flags to look out for in the first weeks and months of my son going away for mesivta?
What are red flags to look out for in the first weeks and months of my son going away for
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How should I go about communication with an out-of-town Yeshiva?
How should I go about communication with an out-of-town Yeshiva? What should these conversations include? And should I share about
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How often should my husband and I communicate with our children who are away?
Rabbi Aharon Wilschanski That is a great question, and one that many parents wonder about—especially when their child is away
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How can I best prepare my children—and myself—for big transitions, like going away to yeshiva for the first time?
Rabbi Aharon Wilschanski Transitions can be challenging, for both children and parents, but they are also a completely normal part