Parenting

In just a few short hours, a woman became a de facto single mother, raising her child and carrying a new one while her husband was sent to Gaza.

Israel, still stricken by October 7, deals with a sensitive social parenting issue: The ability to take sperm from the deceased and bring into the world a child in parenthood after death.

If women ran the entire battlefield and not mostly the home front, I have a feeling that this war would have ended already.

An adult’s mouth is full of a large variety of bacteria and fungi, including harmful pathogens like Candida albicans. 

The time is fast approaching for Jewish parents – especially in the Diaspora – to have their own version of “the talk.”

Yehuda Kohn, director of the Bet Elazraki Children's Home in Netanya, spoke at the Jerusalem Post's Israel Summit about their effort to give homes and emotional support to children in need.

New mothers, like most parents in Israel, felt all through October that evil had been unleashed, and no sight was void of it. 

I don’t know when we’re going to get out of this situation. That being said, I hope beyond all hope that my husband, alongside partners of parents near and far, come back home to their families.

Following what was now my family history, I was urged to get tested for the mutated BRCA gene, and sadly, at age 29, confirmed I was carrying it.

The poll, based on 2,044 responses from parents of children aged 0-18, reveals that nearly three in four parents make resolutions or set personal goals throughout the year.