Every choice matters, but no single decision defines us as we are always facing a new choice, and a new opportunity to get it right.

In addition to enriching structured activities, our children need quiet, unscripted time to be. Emergent growth energy comes from rest. We have to safeguard the quiet in our children's lives.

How can one word be used in three different contexts? This magnificent insight can change the way we view our children at their most frustrating times.

Do we see each decision we make for our children in the context of a larger picture or do we parent without that vision and confidence? Parshas Maasei encourages us to aim for the first!

The contrast between Moshe Rabeinu and Bilam highlights an important choice we have in our lives each day.

Every person faces difficult parts of life, and parents often watch their children struggling with truly challenging situations. The gift of healing is described in Parshas Chukas and it's nothing short of a miracle.

Parenting requires us to move out of the emotions of a challenging incident so we can effectively influence. This lesson comes straight from Parshas Korach.

The building of the Mishkan demonstrates that becoming givers transforms people in wondrous ways.

A profound parenting lesson from Parshas Vayakhel's gathering of the nation to hear instructions for the Miahkan.

How do become equipped to parent our children? The same way Betzalel was able to build the Mishkan!