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Three paths to a good night’s sleep: how parents can help babies rest—and themselves too
From structured bedtime routines to intuitive, co-sleeping approaches, experts offer three distinct philosophies on baby sleep; whether through consistency, connection or calm, all agree on one thing: restful nights start with confident, relaxed parents
Adi Ofir
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11.09.25
Born together, growing apart: The delicate art of raising twins
Parenting expert explains the deep emotional bond that begins in the womb, why fostering individuality is key to raising confident, independent twins and why twin parenting 'can't be intuitive — it must be learned'
Hagar Kochavi
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11.09.25
Inside the silent struggle of social anxiety in childhood
From avoiding recess to fearing glances, social anxiety can become a lifelong battle with invisible fear; experts urge greater awareness of social anxiety in children, often misread as shyness or aloofness
Hagar Kochavi
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11.04.25
Why I didn’t let my son celebrate Halloween
When my 8-year-old begged to join his classmates’ Halloween celebrations, I refused. I’m the unpopular mom who believes kids should first know their own traditions before dressing up for someone else’s.
Iris Harpaz Kaye
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11.02.25
'It's the greatest pain there is': 3 parents talk about losing an only child on October 7
Hundreds of families suffered the death of loved ones in the Hamas' massacre on October 7; 3 parents say the void left by the loss of their only child is dark and engulfing
Hadar Gil-Ad
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10.22.24
The clumsiness of kids, and how parents pay for it
A boy who breaks invaluable antiques, another who tries a lipstick in the middle of a department store and a girl who puts airport security on high alert; Sometimes, when grownups are distracted, their kids cause the sort of havoc and embarrassment that makes their parents want to curl into a fetal position and disappear
Nirit Zuk
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09.11.24
Why kids lie and how to respond: Insights from parenting experts
Kids lie all the time—it's a fact; but why does it happen? What’s the difference between a 6-year-old's lie and a 12-year-old's? How should parents respond, and what should they absolutely avoid saying?
Adi Aloof
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08.31.24
When is it okay to snoop on your child's cell phone?
Teenagers' most guarded secrets are stored and protected on their smartphones as parents, we have no access; We believe that privacy is sacred but without limits, we neglect what truly matters: our child's mental and physical well-being
Liora Haim
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08.19.24
Families of abducted IDF soldiers demand Netanyahu meeting, plan to unveil captivity photos
Parents of Liri Albag, Karina Ariev, Agam Berger, Daniella Gilboa and Naama Levy, all kidnapped from Nahal Oz base on October 7, seek meeting with PM before trip speech before US Congress next week
Yael Ciechanover, Hadar Gil-Ad
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07.16.24
'For me, there will be no closure': Woman returns to Be'eri, where parents massacred
'There are green trees and bushes around, and in the middle, the burnt houses,' says the daughter of a slain couple in Be'eri, visiting the site for the 1st time
Matan Tzuri
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07.14.24
The troubles we inherit from our parents
What are hereditary diseases and syndromes? Exploring the unpleasant side of the genetics we inherit from our parents
Abigail London / The Davidson Institute of Science
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05.25.24
Shot, rehabilitated and now a parent - This is hawk-eagle Salem's story
In 2019, a Palestinian ecologist handed over an endangered Bonelli's Eagle, which was shot by hunters, to the Nature and Parks Authority; He survived treatment and was released into the wild, and last weekend was spotted tending to a couple of chicks
Ilana Curiel
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04.08.24
IDF lone soldier who left Gaza surprises parents on stage at Paris synagogue event
During a gathering at a synagogue in Paris, the parents of Eli Mamo were called to the stage; As a video featuring their son started playing, the soldier made an unexpected appearance on stage, catching his parents completely by surprise
Itamar Eichner, Paris
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04.01.24
Between life and loss: being a mother with a child in each world
Somehow, parenting was clear to me from the moment my children were born, yet nothing readied me for losing Itay; I considered searching for him, knowing it's a path with no return; I have a daughter here and a son there, and the demons scream Sophie's Choice in my head
Liat Sade-Saadon
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02.28.24
It's ok to complain about little things during war, psychologists say
Kids arguing, baby wakes up at night, oldest refuses to do homework – are you grateful these are your concerns, hesitant to complain? Consulting clinical psychologist Dr. Ella Oren reveals war hasn't taken our right to voice everyday frustrations
Michal Perry
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02.21.24
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