What is the best way to do chesed? Avraham models it for us in this Parshah, and mothers get to do these special chasadim every day!

People go through very challenging situations in life, and often our children have to deal with very difficult nisyonos too. We can help them reframe life's challenges, to view them with a different perspective which inspires confidence and comfort instead of anxiety and trauma.

A powerful message about the creative power of faith, which contributes to building the future we anticipate.

Hashem's gift to us on Shmini Atzeres is the sure knowledge that He loves us and wants to be close to us. What a powerful message for parents to give their children as we wrap up the Tishrei holiday season.

Sometimes children (and adults!) fear mistakes and think they've failed by stumbling, but the truth is very different. Hashem built teshuvah into the world because He created us with a drive to grow and achieve, which comes along with inevitable occasional mistakes. This is a powerful thought for us and our children to bear in mind as we prepare for Yom Kippur.

Children need to see their parents as courageous leaders, filled with confidence. Their sense of security depends on us, not their external environment. Here is a call from the parshah for "chazak ve'ematz", be strong and courageous!

A message for all of us at the cusp of a new year, reminding us to take time to process this momentous time with quietness and contemplation.

Do you want to help your children develop an attitude of gratitude? Learn a simple technique from Parshas Ki Savo and the war of the Amalekim.

Contrary to a popular podcast host's opinion, I believe Parshas Shoftim requires parents to not worry about how their children will turn out, but rather do our best job each day while letting Hashem handle the outcome.