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Siblings can be each other’s best friend — or worst enemy. Here are our best tips for guiding them through and away from sibling rivalry
Mindel Kassorla
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Getting out in the morning with little kids can be nuts! What are your suggestions to ease the morning madness?
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"In general, we bend over backward to make sure the reader is getting the full value he purchased the magazine for, because there is only one consideration: you, the reader" 
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Letters of advice and uplift for the new Elul zeman
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Build your best
An apology needs more than the words, “I’m sorry” Say You’re Sorry Zipora Schuck Two children have some type of altercation, with one child accusing the other of saying something or doing something mean. The adult wants the children to get along, so the kids are encouraged (forced) to “apologize.” The first child says, “I’m
Sarah Faygie Berkowitz
Build your best
Read these tips, and prepare to up your cutlet game.
Sarah Faygie Berkowitz
In Focus
The yetzer hara has mastered the art of spinning something from nothing. If he wants machlokes, he’ll figure out a way to get it
Shmuel Botnick
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