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Why Risk Shidduchim?

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Why Risk Shidduchim?

Mishpacha Readers

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Mixed Messages: the Conversation Continues

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Is There a Better Way?

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Out-of-Town Advantage

Mishpacha Readers

A Better You

Passenger or Pilot?

A key component of helping children learn regulation skills is to model them

Family First Contributors

A Better You

Short-Circuiting Connection

A disturbing phenomenon in marriage is that small infractions — especially recurring ones — can grow out of proportion

Family First Contributors

Tech Talk

Tech Talk: Busy, Busy, Busy

The demands on the modern-day religious woman pull her in 30 different directions at all times. We move on to the next task without finishing the first

Aliza Feder

Tech Talk

Tech Talk: Introduction

I researched until I felt like I had an accurate grasp of the studies and concerns. And I came to the conclusion that tackling this topic directly is important — and impossible.

Aliza Feder

the Places You'll Go

This Is Why

When cabin fever hits, some of the most surprising excursions aren’t too far from your own backyard

Zivia Reischer

the Places You'll Go

Into the Woods

When cabin fever hits, some of the most surprising excursions aren’t too far from your own backyard

Riki Goldstein

What I’m Holding On To

Squares of Love

“Just toss it!” is the rallying cry of these weeks. But some items we simply can’t bring ourselves to discard. 9 writers share

Faigy Peritzman

What I’m Holding On To

Thrown Clear

“Just toss it!” is the rallying cry of these weeks. But some items we simply can’t bring ourselves to discard. 9 writers share

Cindy Scarr

Baby Steps

Baby Steps: Part 10 of 10

I slowly wrote the rest of my reply, hit send, and opened up a world of possibilities

Helen Shere

Baby Steps

Baby Steps: Part 9 of 10

I should probably let the shul know that I won’t be available to host in a few months... But then again...

Helen Shere

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Going Broke: Teens Speak Up

Teens weigh in on an Inbox letter from a mother who’s forgoing purchasing a dining room set because she thinks it’s more important to say “yes” to her teens

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