Israeli father uses his daughter’s experiences with cancer to help other families

Fifteen years ago, Oded Grinstein’s infant daughter Shani was diagnosed with a rare cancer. The doctors in Israel were world-class, and the facilities were state-of-the-art, but there was a lack of experience within the medical system for dealing with this particular cancer. Grinstein and his wife found a doctor at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center […]
Reflections on ‘Bubbe’s Boarding House’ and the dearth of quality Hanukkah content for kids

It doesn’t hold up—if it ever worked in the first place.
Examining the legacy of Jewish mother guilt
A parenting writer reflects on her mother’s use of guilt, and the remorse she felt when she tried to pull it on her own children.
Adult children – does it ever end?
Tracy is not self-sufficient and doesn’t know how to fall and get back up again.
I don’t know how to undo years of enabling. I find myself constantly anxious and worrying. My husband says we did the best we could, but he is just as upset as I am. Where do we go from here?
Hard feelings over precious wedding ring
My grandparents were married after the Holocaust in a displaced persons camp. My grandmother’s wedding ring was a thin, plain gold band. When my parents got married, my dad bought the ring from my mom’s dad for $1 and he married my mom with that same ring.
Now I’m getting married and my parents want me to get married with the ring, since it has so much meaning.
Hard feelings over precious wedding ring
My grandparents were married after the Holocaust in a displaced persons camp. My grandmother’s wedding ring was a thin, plain gold band. When my parents got married, my dad bought the ring from my mom’s dad for $1 and he married my mom with that same ring.
Now I’m getting married and my parents want me to get married with the ring, since it has so much meaning.
Married with Kids: Wisdom on a successful marriage

Lauren Kramer shares five tips on how to have a happy and healthy marriage.
Dear Rabby: The light at the end of the divorce tunnel
In this month’s edition of Dear Rabby, Rabbi Yisroel Bernath looks at how to best address divorce.
A look inside the surrogacy journey
Many couples who can’t conceive are turning to surrogacy, but it comes with a whole other set of issues.
Dear Rabby: Procreating in a world gone mad
“As a rabbi, I need to be the eternal optimist.”