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I recently had the privilege of sitting down with two of the founders of...
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Teenagers face a variety of stressors, from peer pressure to hormonal changes and increased responsibilities. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, they’ve endured even more stress than usual, due largely to isolation.
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As February approaches, the buzz of the holidays is no longer in the air. The last decorations have been stored away, and the silence is deafening because the kids are back in school; I have found myself thinking about...
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Nachas.
It’s a Hebrew/Yiddish term I grew up hearing. My parents used it when I brought home a great report card or when I helped serve dinner on a Friday night and made a good impression on their guests.
I was...
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When my toddler son started throwing toys, I had no idea how to respond at first. I knew that he was not old enough to exhibit perfect self-control and that it was developmentally normal for him to experiment with...
There's a New York Times opinion piece making the rounds this week, and I keep sending it to people.
The headline is blunt: what your kid's report card isn't telling you. The finding is blunter: nearly nine in ten parents...
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