by Yechezkel Freundlich

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Some items have to be thrown into the trunk - it just shouldn't be our children!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Our kids always ask questions when we’re busy doing something else - yet that is the best time to teach them!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Owning up to their failures is difficult enough for our kids. The least we can do is give them a chance!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

It's the same amount of time and energy - might as well give it with a smile!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

"One Voice" requires consultation. Use it often!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

We can teach just as much through exposure to values and behaviors that we don't agree with!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

It's one thing to say thank you while the lollipop is still in your hand; it's a different experience to be able to say it after the lollipop is long gone!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

It's worth the effort! Pictures create bonds and memories our words simply can't!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

If we can recognize how irrational we are when we're angry, we might avoid some serious parenting mistakes!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Knowing the basics is not enough - we have to figure out the details too!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Sometimes we can bless our children - by ignoring them!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

That may be true, but if your child is selling it, buy it anyway!”

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Contention and fighting unleash unwanted consequences. Protect your kids!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Of course we know our kids best - that's why we need outside help to figure out what's going on!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

We can only handle criticism when it comes from someone who is on our side.

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Yes, sometimes you can care too much! An overzealous parent robs their child from learning accountability!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

We're excellent at immediate focused punishments - but how focused are we when it comes to rewards?

by Yechezkel Freundlich

We might remember our children's past struggles throughout their childhood. Leave them there - in the past!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Is it possible to feel homeless in the comfort of your own home? Our children don't want to find out!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Everyone wants the secret to raising kids who will honor their parents. Just go ask Mommy.

by Yechezkel Freundlich

No one forgets how much damage a baseball bat can do - but we could use a reminder about the power of our words.

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Dealing with those three dreaded words.

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Some things have to be thrown into the trunk – it just shouldn’t be our children!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

The delicate nature of knowing when and where to say it!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

But it all depends on how you say it!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Accepting an apology is only the beginning - restoring the relationship is the key!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

No one dreams about raising lazy children!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

It's one of the greatest gifts we can give our children - let them watch us clean up our mistakes!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Because it's so much easier to handle our day when we know what's coming.

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Of course we're going to do things for our kids - but it's the "heart" of the matter that they really care about. No one likes to feel like a burden!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

It’s much harder to perform with someone looking over your shoulder! Give your kids some space and remove the pressure – they’ll appreciate it!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Our children will look at us to see HOW we complain about the issues we have - both with them and with others. And that is quite a test!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Our children do not appreciate when we point out to how many things we do for them. But our spouses can do it for us!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

We would also hit the frogs if they were driving us crazy. But how do we handle our kids?

by Yechezkel Freundlich

by Yechezkel Freundlich

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Of course we love all of our children the same. But do they know that?

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Just Accept it – everything takes longer with kids

by Yechezkel Freundlich

Most of the time, the reality is that there is nothing we can do for our kids about life's disappointments - other than respond appropriately!

by Yechezkel Freundlich

We all have a “voice” that our children expect to hear from us. The question is: Whose voice is it?

by Yechezkel Freundlich

by Yechezkel Freundlich

by Yechezkel Freundlich

by Yechezkel Freundlich

by Yechezkel Freundlich

by Yechezkel Freundlich

According to Haman, Brooks Conrad is a total failure, and so are you.

by Yechezkel Freundlich

The Jewish definition of “miraculous” is different from Merriam-Webster.