Becoming a Wise and Compassionate Parent
When you have a baby, you expect him/her to do certain things, like crawl, toddle, walk and talk. What new parents need to know is that children develop at their own pace. Some start to walk very early, others very late, but eventually all healthy children learn to walk. There is a rhythm to every child’s life and each stage is a time of new discovery and wonder. Some children take a step backward before making a giant leap forward. If your child is a late bloomer, try not to worry.
Getting Closer, A Guide for Orthodox Couples
In his new book “Getting Closer—Understanding and Treating Issues in Marital Intimacy: A Guide for Orthodox Couples,” Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch, MA, Marriage and Family Therapist practicing in New York, tackles a topic rarely addressed in the Orthodox world of publishing. Dealing with intimacy dysfunctions challenging married couples, Rabbi Schonbuch utilizes his training as a marriage therapist in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to help frum couples who may be suffering in shame or isolation.
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Iraqi Jewish Artifacts, The Amazing Story of How They Were Saved
Gesher Yehuda and Yeshivah Prep
Albert Einstein famously failed math as a child. It’s hard to imagine him struggling with the subject. Imagine the consternation of the grade school teacher who flunked him, when years later that little fish-out-of-water upended mathematical theory forever. Modern physics, our understanding of the world, and the United States’ development of the atomic bomb ahead of the Nazis are all attributed to Einstein’s maverick thinking.
Sephardic Community Center: Something for Everyone
YOF Faculty Study Tanakh at Herzog College
Four Yeshivah of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School (JBHS) teachers recently spent five days at the renowned Herzog College’s Yemei Iyun B’Tanakh (Bible Study Days) in Alon Shevut, Gush Etzion, Israel. “It was an amazing experience. The Herzog approach to learning Tanakh is so fresh and enlightening,” said Tanakh Chairman Rabbi Avner Taler.
Inspiring Kids to Cook
The kitchen is the heart of the home, a central place where families gather to relax, work, share stories and most importantly—cook and eat meals together. By teaching your kids how to help in the kitchen, from meal prep to cleanup, you’re also helping them understand how to prepare healthy meals and appreciate food for years to come.
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Creating Beautiful Lips
Do You Need Disability Insurance?
Ask any financial planner or insurance agent what risk people usually forget about and the answer will probably be disability. Their clients often come in the door questioning whether they have too little, too much or the right kind of life insurance, but rarely have they thought about how they could survive financially with no earned income. In fact, disability insurance is as important as—and in some cases, even more important than—life insurance.
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Alleviating Back Pain
Your back is an intricate matrix of bones, muscles, nerves, and tissue that keep your body balanced and functioning properly. It’s also the number one site for chronic pain. The latest statistics show that 31 million Americans experience low back pain. It is the single leading cause of disability worldwide and one of the most common reasons for missed work. In fact, back pain is the second most common reason for visits to the doctor’s office, outnumbered only by upper-respiratory infections.






