Also: How should a divorced spouse deal with drastic chinuch differences with their ex-spouse?
And the BIG question: Where does the pressure to get into seminary stem from, and should it matter?

The post Let’s Talk Seminary (Feat. Mrs. Rivki Eichenstein) first appeared on Mishpacha Magazine.

Also: What is the best way to work with a stubborn or rigid child?
And the Big Question: Our son is very bright and a metzuyan in yeshiva, so why isn't he learning more than the basic secular subjects?

The post Let’s Talk General Studies (Feat. Rabbi Avraham Glustein and Rabbi Dov Portwicz) first appeared on Mishpacha Magazine.

Also: What to really do when your child's school has different shittos than you?

And the big question: What is the parent's role and the yeshiva's role when choosing a mesifta for a child?

The post Let’s Talk Mesivta (Feat. Rabbi Yaakov Bogart) first appeared on Mishpacha Magazine.

ALSO: Why does Rabbi Garfield appreciate when his students lie? How should we talk to our kids about vaping?

And the big question: How do I know when my child's behavior is normal vs. when it's time to get my child help?

The post Let’s Talk Kids’ Mental Health (feat. Dr. Shmuel Mandelman PhD) first appeared on Mishpacha Magazine.

Also: Does the "work it out yourselves" approach to sibling rivalry actually work? Is it so bad if my daughter plays games on my phone when she needs to be entertained and quiet in public?

And the BIG QUESTION: 
Do kids these days need therapy more than ever?

The post Let’s Talk Therapy (Feat. Dr. Yossi Shafer) first appeared on Mishpacha Magazine.

ALSO: If you don't like the rules why do you send your child to that school? Are teacher gifts an unfair bribe?

And the BIG QUESTIONS: How are camps prepared to handle the extremely sensitive issue of abuse?  And what would be a big enough issue to warrant a child being asked to leave camp?

The post Let’s Talk Camp (Feat. Rabbi Armo Kuessous and Mrs. Debbie Selengut) first appeared on Mishpacha Magazine.

How do you reconcile the Torah's view of the age of the world with the theories that the scientific community suggest? How should we be teaching children that eisav soneh Yaakov practically, when they might have regular interactions with the umos haolam?

And the BIG QUESTION: How do we relay to boys who are struggling with gemara that they are as equally as important as the metzuyanim?

The post Let’s Talk Gemara (Part 2) Feat. Rav Aaron Lopiansky first appeared on Mishpacha Magazine.

And the BIG QUESTION: Is it possible my son is not cut out for Gemara?

The post Let’s Talk Gemara (Part 1) first appeared on Mishpacha Magazine.