Childhood; Children

The first stage of the Jewish people's Exile was when the rabbis were sent away, but the "final straw" was when the children stopped studying. Guest Expert: Rabbi Manis Friedman. (From “Messages”—Season 4, Episode 12)

Answering questions like: What is G-d? If I have a soul, why can’t I see it? Where do people go when they die? Is there a heaven and a hell? Why do bad things happen to good people? I did something bad, is G-d angry with me?

Have you ever tried to write something on a sidewalk when the cement was still soft? It's almost effortless. Even the smallest marking leaves an enduring impression. The same is true with our children...

A recent study showed that kids thought their parents wanted them to be rich and famous rather than good and upright. What messages are we sending our children about what we value in life?

Do you view our world as a place of cumbersome burdens or a place of magical opportunities?

Conventional education is about feeding information and skills. Chinuch means much more.

A story with the Rebbe Rashab gives us a revolutionary approach to childhood education in connecting to Hashem.

Should our young children explore on their own to discover the proper way of life?

Children are naturally curious and ask questions. Discover how the four types of children at the Seder conveys the importance of helping our kids express they’re natural wonder.