A lesson from the Parsha on the importance of a child feeling emotionally close to both parents together, as one.

This Parsha gives us a perspective to understand and embrace the adolescent stage in our children.

Why did Avraham only care about Rivka's middos, her character? Why wasn't her family background of idolatry a problem? What does is the lesson for parents today?

How did Eliezer's request test Rivka's quality of chesed? How do parents use that same strength to give to their children in ways that are emotionally satisfying?

What is the best way to do chesed? You'll be surprised to hear that it is what you do all the time!

Hashem chose Avraham because he would teach his children to follow Hashem's ways. We see that Avraham did this both through direct instruction and personal example. Visit www.torasimecha.com to listen to or read previous year's messages on Vayeira!

Avraham's children were blessed that they would be like stars, or was it a blessing that they would attempt impossible tasks like counting stars? Visit www.torasimecha.com to read previous year's Toras Imecha messages on the Parsha. Join the conversation with discussion questions!

A lesson from Avraham's name and the Hebrew words for father and mother about what a parent's role is and some tips to get there.

Why did the lion bite Noach when he was late with lunch? What does that have to do with parenting our children?

Noach's model for parents is one of building a home insulated from the outside world. Before we interact with others, we need to know who we are apart from them. Creating that sheltered environment takes time and effort, but it's worth it!