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We Have a Weight Problem: the conversation continues
Family First Readers
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We Have a Weight Problem
Miriam (Pascal) Cohen
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The Gold Standard: the Conversation Continues
Family First Readers
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The Gold Standard    
Elisheva Appel
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That’s Outrageous
Bassi Gruen
LifeTakes
Ups and Downs
I watched his tiny body jump up and down with sheer, unadulterated happiness
Dina Katz
Musings
Litvish, Heimish, All-the-Same-ish    
Say! What a lot of guys there are
Esther Shemtov
As They Grow
"Her Seminary's Values vs. Our Family's Values"
When you send your daughter to seminary, you might want to look into the ideals and values that those people espouse
Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald
As They Grow
"My Teenage Daughter Is Struggling with Our Reduced Means"
Let your daughter know she has a choice in life: To live with what she has, or to be forever wishing that she were someone else
Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald
Take a Stand
Do Public Teshuvah Movements Block Personal Change?
“Strengthening one area of avodas Hashem shouldn’t be seen as an impediment to growing in other areas”
Mishpacha Contributors
Take a Stand
The Message to Our Kids When Signing False Statements for Schools       
“Parents willing to sign falsely are teaching their child that dishonesty is okay... when it gets you what you want”
Mishpacha Contributors
From the Top
The Metrics Mindset: Part 2
Not everything worth doing fits on a dashboard. Leadership means seeing the impact that lives between the numbers
Gvira Milworm
From the Top
The Metrics Mindset: Part 1   
When chosen wisely, metrics do more than quantify. They clarify. They cut through the fog of busyness and emotion
Gvira Milworm
LifePrep
Teaching Moments
When I was finally coaxed back into the classroom, it was for something I’d never imagined
Yochonon Donn
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Why isn’t my generation combating our children’s chutzpah?

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All Our Children

There’s no place for my children in our community

By Naomi Lehman