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![]() Jewish ParentingIn these articles, Mishpacha presents a brief guide to Jewish parenting. We invite you to join in the discussion of Jewish parenting in our intimate, ongoing virtual communities. How to be a Jewish parentHow to experiment with innovative ways to bring your family closer to Judaism, God, the larger Jewish community, and each other. Traditional texts on parentingAdvice from the Torah .... and Rabbi Menahem Mendel of Kotzk Shabbat as a familyWonderful traditions so your children will see Shabbat as something to do, not dread Hanukkah as a familyFrom the hands-on to the intangible When children experience deathAs difficult as it is for grownups to understand death, it is much scarier for a child
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