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Batya Ravitz
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Avigail Sharer
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Shira Yehudit Djalilmand
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Michal Eisikowitz
FF POV
Protektzia is baked into our society. Should it be?
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Kids are overwhelmed, parents are overworked. Just whose job is this homework, anyway?
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What often remain are the vivid memories of warm family meals imbued with the holiness of Shabbos and hosts who’d “cornered the market” on hachnassas orchim   Ask any seminary girl’s mother for her take on the Shabbos set-up. You’ll likely be treated to a fiery monologue enumerating her dear daughter’s weekly challenges of “finding
Raquel Goldish
Connect Four
The holier a specific time is, the more desperately the opposing forces will seek to attack it
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
Connect Four
As Lag B’omer approaches, we ready ourselves for its celebration. But what, precisely, are we celebrating?
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
A Better You
As a healthy, functioning adult, the only approval you truly need is yours and Hashem’s
Family First Contributors
A Better You
A crucial social skill is the ability to take turns and respond appropriately in conversation
Family First Contributors
5 Myths
What do you know about Swiss banks?
Sharon Gelbach
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Many autistic children are trapped within themselves, unable to communicate with the outside world, Family First explores the various therapies that help numerous children learn to open up and reveal their special personalities

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I was reading my daughter one of those fairy tale nursery rhyme books, when she turned to me wide-eyed and said, “When I’m a mommy, I’m going to be exactly like Shimmy’s mommy.”

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Shalom bayis is precious enough to put on top of the priorities’ list

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Rav Yehudah Meir Shapiro, ztz”l, and Sarah Schenirer, of blessed memory, led parallel lives, both with a vision of Kavod Shamayim.

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It seems to come as naturally to Jewish women as gefilte fish and chicken soup. But unlike gefilte fish and chicken soup, guilt isn’t always wholesome or appetizing. How to distinguish between constructive and destructive guilt

By Leah Fine