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A widow's sorrow was met with surprising advice from Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach, guiding her to find hope and strength for her children.

Expert-backed strategies for strengthening your child’s immune system, improving sleep, nutrition, and hygiene during cold and flu season

Winter days are here, but some children refuse to wear a coat when leaving the house. What's the right approach, and how does this decision change in extreme weather?

Turn veggies into a fun family menu item – creative tips to easily change your child's diet

A kindergarten in a small Norwegian town became the talk of the day when it banned parents from using mobile phones while picking up their children.

Before sharing that apple dipped in honey with your little one, keep in mind the potential danger honey poses to infants. What's the age restriction, and why is it risky?

A major company recently announced a controversial shift in its policy: children's sick days will no longer be considered a valid reason for employees to miss work. The memo shared online sparked widespread angry reactions.

From Nechemiah to Aryeh to Judah — Why Names in the Torah Are More Than Just Labels

Discover natural melatonin production and why supplements may not be the answer.

Convincing kids to eat their veggies might feel like a losing battle. With some creativity and patience, though, you can make eating vegetables an enjoyable and rewarding experience for both you and your child.

Practical and Emotional Strategies for Parents to Support Children Through Anxiety, Trauma, and Uncertainty

Practical Emotional Tools for Parents to Stay Calm, Support Their Kids, and Create Stability in Uncertain Times

Pediatricians and nutritionists explain why even small amounts of caffeine can harm children’s health and development.

Organizing a child's room can be a fun activity for both the parent and the child. Here are 5 tips to bring order to chaos and offer a joyful bonding activity for you and your child.

What's behind a child's urge to tease their siblings? Are they really being mean? Likely not. How can we change our perspective and prevent future teasing?

How Everyday Moments in the Jewish Home Build Generations of Torah, Prayer, and Emunah

Life's demands can't be avoided, but our approach to them can be reshaped. What's enticing enough to make a circle reach for a square?

Flies are attracted to garbage; butterflies seek out the nectar. No matter how hard your life is, you can focus on the sweetness

Janis Zungona bought a craft kit for her 3-year-old daughter from Amazon and ended up in the ER. In a viral video, she warns other parents about the potential dangers.

Peri Cohen, a former struggling teenager herself, now serves as a beacon of hope for teens and parents through her teachings on positive thinking.