Parenting 551 articles

Judith Siegel, Ph.D. Our children learn more from what they observe than from what they are told. This workshop presents what children learn about caring, conflict resolution, trust, respect, and negotiation...

Norman Blumenthal, Ph.D. Many educators and parents are seeing children drifting from religious practice more out of indifference and ennui than anger or rebellion. In a time when so much is...

David Yammer, Ph.D Teaching coping strategies for life’s challenges and disappointments. Is there value in allowing children to be frustrated? Helping parents deal with those uncomfortable feelings. Positive Jewish Parenting Communal...

Faith versus neuroses - for this mother, it's a close match.

An overprotective parent is a parent who is overly fearful about their children and can’t allow their child to experience life independently. A new Parent Is a Verb, with Barry and...

What is an indulgent parent? Being an indulgent parent is harmful to your relationship with your child and can lead to resentment from your child. A new Parent Is a Verb,...

Not every child is created equal, approximately twenty-five percent of children are challenging or difficult. What steps can you take as a parent? A new Parent Is a Verb, with Barry...

Every child has their own path in life filled with specific and unique challenges that Hashem has put into their world.

Learning outside of school: Help your child manage his frustrations in the classroom and learn how to teach your child valuable lessons at home. A new Parent Is a Verb, with...

Name-Calling hurts but it is still a common occurrence in today’s household for children and adults.