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May 16 2012
Dr. Sears Made Me Cry
I yelled at my daughter this morning. She’s not even 2, and I yelled at her. More than once. Even as I was doing it, I knew that I shouldn’t be raising my voice, that I didn’t want to be … Continue reading →
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May 11 2012
Note to a Mommy Friend
Dear Friend,
Thank you. I was having a terrible week. Continue reading →
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May 9 2012
Actually, I am Jewish, Even if You Don’t Agree
My family history is both common and uncommon, especially in the decades since the Holocaust. Continue reading →
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Apr 25 2012
Thinking of My Grandmothers
None of my grandmothers are or were the cookie-making, doily-crocheting type, and I love that about them. They don’t put up with crap from any of us. Continue reading →
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Apr 24 2012
I Text Around My Kids, and They’ll Survive
At any given moment, there are better parenting choices and worse ones. Continue reading →
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Apr 10 2012
The Secret Stress-Reducer for Parents: Journaling
Tackling our inner limitations and difficult emotions isn’t easy, and there are times when I want to respond to life much as my daughters do–by throwing a tantrum and bursting into tears. Continue reading →
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Apr 3 2012
My Fancy Night Out with Mayim & Other Powerful Jewish Women
Last Thursday night, I had the opportunity to go see our very own Mayim Bialik speak at a charitable Jewish event in Boston. I wore clogs. Continue reading →
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Mar 29 2012
My Daughter Only Eats Carbs, Passover Will Be Interesting
I’m completely unprepared for Passover this year–especially in terms of what to feed my 3-year-old, who would happily survive on noodles and crackers. She won’t touch brisket, matzah brei, or matzah ball soup. So what do I do? Continue reading →
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Mar 23 2012
Friday Night: Stressed Out Shabbat
My heart, and my mind, have been in a million different places lately, everywhere and thus nowhere. Continue reading →
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Mar 13 2012
Where are All the Nice Single Jewish Boys?
Where are all the single Jewish men? I have more than one girlfriend looking for a man, preferable a single, Jewish one. Continue reading →