Timeless Wisdom, Practical Guidance

The greatest gift we can give our children isn’t a perfect life—it’s the ability to find joy in an imperfect one. That’s Purim’s lesson.

When the prophet Shmuel (Samuel) was a young boy, his mother lovingly sewed a robe for him each year (I Samuel 2:19). A bystander,...

The request from a young mother told a familiar story. Her sweet, adorable toddler was hijacking her nights—every night. To this...

Every Friday morning, my children and I set aside our homeschooling studies to prepare for Shabbos (Sabbath) together. With music playing...

Parenting is one of life’s most challenging yet rewarding tasks and every decision we make shapes the future of our children. In the...

Mrs. Henny Machlis (1957-2015) was a remarkable woman who, alongside her husband, Rabbi Mordechai Machlis, opened their Jerusalem home to...

A typical conversation with a neighborhood mom begins, “I don’t know how you homeschool.” She often continues, “My life feels upside down...

I was once in a grocery store late at night when I noticed a toddler screaming uncontrollably. The child’s mother was visibly frustrated...

A shepherd walks through the desert, grazing his father-in-law’s sheep. Suddenly, he sees a bush engulfed with flames, but something...

As a young mother preparing for an expected birth, I knew my young children would probably struggle to adapt to life with a tired Mommy...

Little children -  little problems, big children - big problems. It’s not one of my favorite aphorisms, but like most cliches, it...

Right now, as I attempt to write,  I’m listening to the sounds of two of my children cooking dinner a few feet away from me. They are...