Creating A New Path For A Bar Mitzvah
As Nina's children start to reach B'nai Mitzvah-age, she finds herself wondering how to best honor the tradition in a way that makes sense for her family.
View ArticleStill My Terror, Not His
"I swallowed down the bit of vomit that had landed in my mouth, and managing a casual tone said, 'You’re reading Number the Stars?'"
View ArticleMishegas of Motherhood
Before I began actively searching for a local Jewish community, what I already had was an amazing online network of smart, kind, and funny Jewish women. I want to introduce you to one of them today.
View ArticleFuneral for a Friend
The meaning of life…have you pondered it lately? Nothing forces the issue more than the death of a friend in her prime.
View ArticleYou Were the First: Transitioning to Being a Mother of More Than One
I have no doubt that when her twin sisters arrive she will feel the pains of going from my only, to one of three.
View ArticleKeeping My Father’s Memory Alive for My Daughter
We talk about Papa Hank a lot in our house. It is my way—my only way—of keeping him and his loving, boisterous, compassionate spirit alive.
View ArticlePreparing for Life with Twins and a Toddler
To anyone else expecting multiples, I thought maybe you might find this list of how I am getting ready for life with twins and a preschooler helpful.
View ArticleOh Baby, Where Art Thou?: Where It Began
Why do we shy away from discussing infertility?
View ArticleWhy My Children Need Organized Sports
Yes, driving to and from practices can be a royal pain, but that time together in the car can lead to some great conversations.
View ArticleSchool’s Back, So How Is It Time To Plan For Next Summer?
Planning for the summer is a year-round activity.
View ArticleOh Baby, Where Art Thou? Chapter 3
It struck me, that my children will likely never look much of anything like me or my husband.
View ArticleOh Baby, Where Art Thou?: Chapter 5
Getting pregnant can be MUCH harder than you'd think.
View ArticleTrying To Stay Balanced Amid Chaos
Balancing motherhood with being a highly sensitive person.
View ArticleMaking The Most Of Father’s Day
Treasure Father's Day, because we all know they're not unlimited
View ArticleDay 1 Of School; Did I Choose The Right One?
The anxiety and nerves start before the first day.
View ArticleReconnecting With My Judaism
I longed for deeper Jewish friendships and a connection to my faith.
View ArticleImagine In Jewishness
When my children experience something new it is often my first experience as well.
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