New York Times blogger Perri Klass, MD explains the findings published in recent editions of the medical journals Pediatrics and Psychological Science.

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 Like most parents with smartphones, I’m prone to taking a lot of pictures of my kids being cute. I’m not at the point of recording all 72 minutes of a dance recital — although there was that time that …

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We were living in a small town in Southern Oregon when I became pregnant with our first child. Five hours from the nearest major city, I was relieved to learn we were having a girl and would be spared the …

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How many times a day do you say or hear “I love you”? The statement “I love you” is what many adults perceive as the embodiment of love, and yet children perceive love in a very different way.

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We at the Harold Grinspoon Foundation are excited to announce that we have awarded more than $230,000 in grants to expand and deepen engagement opportunities for families raising Jewish children across North America.

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Stuffed Animals as Ritual Objects

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Kindness is a universal value that holds special weight in Jewish tradition. PJ Library highlights this value by providing special chesed-themed materials.

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Judaism imparts many of the same values celebrated on Earth Day (April 22). Here are several PJ Library book selections to read with your family on this day.

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On the 33rd day of S'firat Ha'Omer ("The Counting of the Omer"), we enjoy the holiday of Lag B'Omer. Here are a few ways to celebrate this fun, outdoorsy day.

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The Passover seder is a family event for all ages. Parents can involve their young children by incorporating some of these creative, hands-on ideas.

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