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I am a yeshiva bachur who recently entered the work force. When i was in yeshiva i had a schedule that differed from day to day being that i was free during breaks and at night to go to different places and and to many community events. Now that i am working, life feels pretty monotonous, just the same old thing every day.
How can i enjoy life more in my situation?
Hi. Thanks again for your weekly insight into relationships and emotional awareness. I have a question regarding boundary setting with children. My kids are ages 10 and under and we have a very loving warm relationship at the same time there is rules to follow and consequences if not filed not in a mean way just a matter of fact way anyway my question is regarding enforcing the rules some time with my husband feels that I should be a bit more easy going for example if best time is at 730 every night then if the kids ask to stay up just five more minutes which is in reality a way to just push of that time it’s not the 5 minutesso my husband would tell me quietly maybe just give them the time I feel once you start changing rules and regular routine the kids pick up and push their limits what would you say how can I gave judge if I am being too firm or just sticking to regular routines which helped the evening run smoothly again I am NOT a stickler for the rules but a regular routines that’s what I’m talking about bedtime or bringing up a fruit to bed where I stay reminded them that dinner is over things like that thank you
I have a one and a half year old baby who is very strong willed bH. He sleeps in the room with three siblings and at night he screams at 12 am consistently. My husband tells me to let him scream a little and it will stop because if I continue to give in, I’m giving into tantrums and it will be harder in the Lon run. However, there are three other kids in the room that will be woken up if I ignore it… What is the best way to go about it
as per parenting workshop, i constantly go and try to imply, but when you have a lot of stress and little kids, don’t have the patience and it doesn’t work
thanx for everything that u do for the klal, may hashem pay u kefel keflayim……. my qestion is abt a 9 yr old boy that is convinced that he’s a great singer and a chazzan when he can barely carry a tune..he ‘s convinced that one day he;s going to make a cd and on the cover its gonna say hayeled hanifla…..with his name… I know that he will probably outgrow it… but in reality some ppl never outgrow it, should I make him aware abt it now when he has major fantasies or should I wait till he gets older? he’s a confident strong child w leadership skills and Im afraid he’ll b devastated if I tell him now thanx
My kids were bullied on the bus, finally after a couple of years it got better, but now the bus driver is bullying them, by blaming them for things they didn’t do, pulling the kids to front e.tc…. I’ve never seen a yeshivah being so nonchalant for bullying….
I have a very close group of three friends. were all around 20 years old. since were very close the shidduch parsha is a little tricky between us.
Were not sure whats the smartest way about telling each other when we go out on a date and how long before do we tell each other that its getting serious, that one of us are getting engaged. without arising jealousy.
Hmmmm. Tough questions. To Chavi, take him to RL studios, she has tons of music to popular songs including boys choir songs. Let ur kid make a CD. Let him hear himself. He’ll have a great time & it may be enough for him. I did it w/ my kids. We had a blast. Tho my son doesnt wanna put out a cd. Yet.