Parenting; Parenthood

There is only one thing like the love of a mother for her child . . .

The fact that a parent feeds and clothes a child does not mean he may do with the child whatever he wants… The parent himself is a possession of G-d; how much more so their child, who is only entrusted to the parent for safekeeping. There is only one ...

The parents’ behavior and virtue significantly affects the molding of their child from the very earliest of stages and onward.

A look at how "Attachment Theory" explains different styles of attachment of different parents and how this effects children in later life.

Learning to “make deposits” in your child’s “emotional savings account” as a way of finding balance between being too permissive or too overbearing.

Opening up the lines of communication with your children, or how to talk so kids will listen and how to listen so kids will talk.

The key to raising children is not to “raise” them, but to include them in your own life, and to live your own life in a way that is worth emulating.

Expert educator Rabbi Yakov Horowitz addresses parents’ concerns about how to best protect their children. Moderated and hosted by Rabbi Mordechai Shain, executive director of Lubavitch on the Palisades.

In today’s day and age, we have become quite accustomed to upgrading our material standard of living. But what about upgrading our relationships with our family members? What are the “little improvements” that can make a world of difference for spouses, ...

Renowned educator, Shimon Waronker, is famous for his accomplishments as a school principal. In this candid talk, however, Waronker shares some of his experience as a parent. (Recorded at the Chabad and JCC of Greenwich Parenting Conference.)