by Dr. Michael Tobin
by Ross Hirschmann
My little daughter is growing up way too fast.
by Sarah Weintraub
How my 5-year-old daughter taught me the true meaning of giving.
After five years of dating, I had met the man who was everything I was waiting for. And then the phone rang...
by Dr. Meir Wikler
Coming home after a long day is fraught with expectations and surprises. Some tips for damage control.
by David LeVine
If you genuinely believe you'll get married, spiritual forces can change to bring it about.
Get rid of the illusions and let your marriage soar.
by Emuna Braverman
More than extravagant gestures, marriages are built with the small daily attentions.
by David Ordan
Effort and prayer combine to beat impossible odds.
We're supposed to be the perfect wife, mother, employee, boss. But is such a thing possible?
by Aliza Bulow
A true story about what one Jewish kid learned from the teenage wizard.
by Rabbi Tzvi Nightingale
My middle son has a couple of hard acts to follow. He's doing it his own special way.
by Zelig Pliskin
Practical solutions for dealing with anger and negativity in marriage.
by Lawrence Kelemen
If we want to raise ethical children, we have no choice but to work on developing our character.
How to stay cool and collected when you're about to blow your top.
by Rabbi Yitzchok Kirzner
How do we know when to hang on and when to let go?
It's easy to push off the task of working on our character. But just wait till you have teenagers.
by Rabbi David Clyman
What is the missing ingredient in so many marriages that end in divorce?
A brief report on ADHD in Jerusalem.
If I want someone I love to change, what would be the most effective way to accomplish it?
by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith
Accusations of hypocrisy leveled at the author of "The Book of Virtues" teach us an important lesson about how we instill values in our children.
by Rabbi Stephen Baars
Do you believe it's possible to achieve marital bliss?
by Jeff Jacoby
Explaining the war -- and Passover -- to a six-year-old.
by Rabbi Dr. Jerry Lob
Q: Why does God make people sick?
Q: Where did grandma go when she died?
by Jeffrey Dunetz
ADHD has taught my daughter that nothing comes without working very hard and that you don't take good friends for granted.
The longer I parent, the less I feel I know. But here are a few basic principles that I try to live by.
For every husband who could use a little reminding.
Ten surefire ways to give your spouse pleasure.
The ultimate five-word formula for a successful marriage.
by Jennifer M. Paquette
What do your kids see when they look in your eyes?
Inundated with the scandal and speculation of the Clinton years, we have lost our ability to appreciate what it really takes to make a marriage work.
by Avram Rothman
25% of all marriages end in divorce within four years. Why?
by Leah Pollack
A user-friendly guide to parent-teacher conferences.
The dream to have the best is insatiable.
by Rebbetzin Chana Heller
Most of us hit our children when we are angry or frustrated. We are not educating. We are venting.
Wondering why your spouse has a wild spending streak?
Demonstrating love doesn't always come naturally. Parents need to know how to cuddle, kiss and hug their children.
by Rebbetzin Feige Twerski
The delicate and sometimes painful balancing act.
Eating together as a family, even just once a week, yields tremendous benefits.
by Ephraim Milch
When our daughter was born, the feelings of joy were suddenly interrupted with the doctor's statement that she had Down's syndrome and possibly a severe congenital heart defect.
by Jan Weber
In the quieter moments, the questions the children ask and the statements they make are well worth hearing.
Examine your actions vis-a-vis your spouse and ask, "Who do I think about more: my mate or myself?"
by Rabbi Dovid Hochberg
A different kind of school. A different kind of graduation.
by Sue Deyo and Yaacov Deyo
Three common dating mistakes that can be fatal to a life-long relationship.
by Bassi Gruen
Suddenly, my son and I were once again embroiled in a power struggle.
Some frequently asked questions in parenting pre-teens and teenagers, especially those at-risk.
by Shoshana Horowitz
Being a parent of a preemie entails many challenges. The first one is hope.
by Liba Pearson
Mother's Day is not a Jewish holiday; it's a brilliantly contrived marketing tool. But try telling that to my mother.
by Leah Kaplan
In preparation for meeting your soul mate, now is the time to develop the burning desire to give.
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