Relationships

by Chana (Jenny) Weisberg

Our love for our children -- and our ability to express that love -- will ultimately make them or break them.

by Emuna Braverman

Down syndrome isn't preventing Danielle Magady from leading the typical life of a teenager.

by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon

Surviving adolescence with two words.

by Sherri Mandell

After terrorists murder a family member.

by Dr. Meir Wikler

Helping children build friendships that last.

by Dena Yellin

One hour a week can transform your relationship with your child.

by Leah Jacobs and Shaindy Marks

Gaining clarity at all costs.

by Leah Jacobs and Shaindy Marks

The greatest antidote to being picky is clarity.

by Gila Manolson

As a mother of a soldier in the Israel Defense Forces, I pride myself on being pretty calm. But all that changed this past summer.

by Dr. Meir Wikler

Effective ways to respond to your child's disrespect.

by Emuna Braverman

Effective communication means verbalizing needs and listening carefully.

by Chana (Jenny) Weisberg

A comedian's guide to Jewish parenting.

by Dr. Meir Wikler

Dealing with childhood fears of illness and death.

by Gila Manolson

Getting past the superficial and experiencing another person.

by Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch

Spend time talking and building your relationship with your child.

by Chana (Jenny) Weisberg

I resolved to make one match a week, for one year. After all, even a broken clock is right twice a day. How wrong I was.

by Baruch Rabinowitz

Loving our children unconditionally, especially those with special needs.

by Lori Palatnik

Being a role model for Jewish values is truly the gift of a lifetime.

by Emuna Braverman

Are life's daily frustrations slowly eating away at your marriage?

by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon

We all have our particular idiosyncrasies and preferences. Some of them make sense; many of them don't. We need to learn how to just accept them... and each other.

by Bayla Sheva Brenner

Creating Jewish families through adoption.

by Chana (Jenny) Weisberg

The Puah Institute provides fertility counseling and assistance for couples throughout the world.

by Emuna Braverman

Are we helping our children by protecting them from all of life's difficulties?

He was ready to take the plunge, but I was afraid of the water.

by Rabbi Ari Sytner

It's not their problem, it's all of ours!

by Emuna Braverman

Recent studies suggest professional women are less happy in their marriage and more likely to divorce. Don't take the wrong lesson.

by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon

Three weeks ago I did something I have never ever done before. I danced at a cemetery.

by Rabbi Leiby Burnham

The proper path to romance, and Elul.

by Rabbi Dov Heller, LMFT

How to stay in love the rest of your life.

by David Ordan

A peaceful marriage doesn't mean agreeing all the time. Sometimes the best resolution to a conflict is to let it lie.

by Cassandra Freeman

Like magic, there was that instant comfort that you hear married couples talk about. I went home. I got sick to my stomach. And I decided he was the one.

by Malka (Juravel) Schulman, CTACC

Love is an active verb, not simply a passive response.

by Emuna Braverman

Jewish wisdom is silent on whether or not you should use the Ferber method because, contrary to popular belief, it is not a moral issue.

Don't let what happened to me happen to one more single person.

by Lauren Freedman

He was trying his hardest, but still couldn't commit. How do you know when to call it quits?

by Dr. Meir Wikler

How to help your teenagers who are hooked online.

by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon

An 8th grader pleads for understanding.

by Elliott Katz

Learning to become a better father.

by Rabbi Yerachmiel Milstein

Effective tips on how to make learning with your child a positive and enjoyable experience.

by Sarah Chana Radcliffe, M.Ed., C.Psych.Assoc.

Love is the only real power a parent has.

by Bob Burg

How to adapt a successful business strategy for the purpose of finding your soul mate.

by Rabbi Aryeh Pamensky

Know when to say "I do." Then the real work begins.

by Rabbi Boruch Leff

Go ahead and take her out for dinner, but make sure your display of gratitude isn't just a once-a-year occasion.

My daughter wants the fancy ring, the elaborate gown, and all the bells and whistles that I could not care less about. But this is her wedding, not mine.

by Jeff Astrof

The fears I had about putting my daughter in a Jewish day school were fears I really had for myself.

by Rabbi David Clyman

Forget about the proverbial fireworks. The best matches are made right here on earth -- through knowing yourself and old-fashioned hard work.

by Dr. Meir Wikler

Helping your child navigate the childhood food chain.

by Rabbi Aryeh Pamensky

A wife needs to constantly feel that her husband loves her.

by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon

In a world dominated by distractions galore, Passover affords parents an opportunity to connect with their kids in a most meaningful and magical way.