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Yesterday I had the first appointment with the child development doctor since Yirmiyahu was ten weeks old. I wrote about that appointment at the time
I love using games as a learning tool for children. Parents of young children too often get caught up in curriculum and formalized teaching, but
Several people have asked me what is happening with dd16’s academic plans for the coming year. The answer is, we don’t yet know! She has
>>I would also like to encourage people to try out temporary residence before committing to aliyah. There are many positives to do so. Don’t do
It’s been interesting to have the kids in school and learn that they’re strong math students. I don’t push my kids to be academic superstars
Shavuos in Israel is just one day, though I had to remind myself of this since after so many years I’m used to having two
Last week someone offered me some free fish, which I readily accepted. He said something about some heads, so I thought he meant the fish
It’s the season of intense preparation and deliberations for those making aliyah (since most people move to Israel in the summer), and a common question is
Yesterday I received the following comment, which I was very disturbed by. >>We have never met, but I do want to say that I
I’ve gotten a couple of emails this week asking about how dd18 is doing, asking if they should continue saying tehillim for her. I’m very
