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Family First Feature
How can we help our children become effective decision makers?

By Esther Ilana Rabi

Family First Feature
The Beauty Aficionado tackles all things hair

By Lea Pavel

On your Mark
Breindy Herskowitz proves that no life challenge is too overwhelming when you choose positivity and emunah

By Elisheva Appel

Family First Inbox
"Definitely don’t disqualify a potential partner based on background. But don’t be naive either"

By Family First Readers

Family Tempo
She was living the Israel dream. So why was she so miserable?

By Rachel Newton

Musings
Will my own issues forever get in the way of what I dream to be, inadvertently hurting those I seek to help?

By Adina Cahan

Sidekick
As we pass the hundredth hour of bedtime, I feel my already tenuous grip on sanity start to slip

By Hadassa Swerds

Dream On
Chava jumped. Heart hammering, she swiveled around to see Devoiry standing there, wide-eyed. A large kitchen knife was trembling in her hand

By Gila Arnold

The Moment
His name was Rav Eliyahu Mannheimer, a remarkable Yid in his own right, who always had a trace of mystery about him

By Mishpacha Staff

True Account
I was like the living dead — here, but not here. Not for myself, nor for others

By Rivka Streicher

Second Dance
"Heshy will be doing who-knows-what in my basement, learning karate or bee-keeping, and Chaim will assure me that it’s perfect, it’s his way, and I should just be tolerant”

By Dov Haller

EndNote
Welcome Back Kivi and Tuki. We learned never to do a goodbye album again

By Riki Goldstein

Outlook
The NYT does a better job ensuring that blatant anti-Israel bias creeps into its reporting of Israel than protecting against such bias

By Yonoson Rosenblum

Tribute
Reb Nosson Nota (Sandy) Hofstedter a”h illuminated both worlds

By Mishpacha Staff