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TheJewishWoman.org Update: November 1, 2009 | | Educating Our Children |  | When Your Child isn't Welcome at the Playground
By Tzippora Price
When my son was born, I smugly assumed that I would do better. I assumed that no child of mine would ever be the terror of the playground. However, inexplicably, as my son turned two, his sweet and mellow disposition gave way to aggressiveness... | | Abuse |  | Overcoming the Unthinkable
— Recovering from Being Raped by a "Friend"
By Anonymous
I didn't know what to do. I didn't know how to react. I didn't know who to tell... | | Stories of Return |  | Walking the Tightrope
— Taking the Wobbly Steps Towards a More Torah-Observant Life
By Angela Goldstein
Any kind of duplicity is both a talent and a burden. And I lead such a life. I am a Jewish woman walking the line between belief and practice... | | Women on the Weekly Torah Portion |  | A Rose By Any Other Name
— Parshat Vayeira
By Stacey Goldman
Does your name define you? Do you know what your name means? Would you consider it a goal to live up to the meaning of your name? My English name is Stacey, the meaning of which is not fit to print in a Jewish magazine... |  | A Pillar of Salt
— Parshat Vayeira
By Sara Esther Crispe
I read how Lot is saved and his wife turns into a pillar of salt. And I search to see my life in these words. I'd rather not see it, of course, as the connection is too intense, too real, too true |  | Braving a New World - Part III
— Woman: The First Conqueror
By Shimona Tzukernik
I loved to play with my grandmother's matriyoshki, sweeping the set off the shelf and enclosing one within her mother until all that stood before me was the ancient matriarch of the set. Silent. Robust. Red. Fat and pregnant with maybe fifteen smaller versions of herself. It crosses my mind that these matriyoshki are a visual model for a secret of the universe... | | Biblical Women |  | The Three Faces of Sarah
— Yiscah, Sarai and Sarah
By Nechama Rubinstein
She fled into the desert with her husband, Abraham, to live a comparatively monastic existence as a nomadic tent-dweller and preacher of the One G‑d. Why would a cosmo-girl like Sarah do a crazy thing like that? |
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Our 10-year-old son is a very sensitive boy. My husband is not an overly sensitive person. He has very little patience for our son’s gentle nature; in fact, he calls him a wimp...
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