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Simply Jewish Parenting

Simply Jewish Parenting

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Practical Jewish parenting tips for raising resilient, grateful, value-driven children in today’s world.


Welcome to Simply Jewish Parenting — practical guidance for raising confident, resilient, values-driven Jewish kids. Hosted by Adina Soclof, Parent Educator, Speech Pathologist, and founder of ParentingSimply.com, this channel helps parents build calm homes, strong character, gratitude, emotional intelligence, and Jewish connection.

Expect short, research-based episodes on real parenting challenges: tantrums, entitlement, sibling conflict, screen time, teens pulling away, and holiday overwhelm. Learn how Jewish wisdom, rituals, Shabbat, blessings, Modeh Ani, and traditions can make parenting easier, not harder.

Adina has taught thousands of parents and professionals and is the author of Parenting Simply: Preparing Kids for Life. Join a community that understands your struggles and equips you with language, tools, and compassion.

Subscribe for Jewish parenting tips, behavior insights, family communication skills, and encouragement—because parenting is hard, but you don’t have to do it alone.

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    • Calmer Friday, Kinder Home

      Calmer Friday, Kinder Home
      Jan 20 2026

      We share a simple plan to turn Friday chaos into a calm, repeatable rhythm that kids can follow and enjoy. Predictable routines, age-right jobs, and small early prep steps make Shabbos smoother and more connected.

      • why predictable Fridays reduce pushback
      • how to post and follow a simple routine
      • giving age-right jobs with clear success
      • planning jobs with kids for buy-in
      • the two-job rule and clear time limits
      • respectful requests that teach life skills
      • bringing fun with music, timers, and real cooking
      • small early prep that makes Friday lighter
      • one weekly question to guide change
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      5 min
    • Shabbos Without The Pressure

      Shabbos Without The Pressure
      Jan 13 2026

      We explore how the Shabbos you imagine meets the one you live, and why an expectation reset makes Fridays lighter and family time warmer. Practical reflection prompts help align ideals with your current stage of parenting so spills and sibling fights stop feeling like failures.

      • fantasy versus reality on Friday afternoons
      • why expectations shape Shabbos more than behavior
      • acceptance of mess, noise and imperfect meals
      • four reflection questions to recalibrate goals
      • realistic bonding time with kids
      • normalising sibling rivalry and seeking repair
      • age-appropriate helping and simple tasks
      • preview of cooperation strategies for next week

      Thanks for joining me on Simply Jewish Parenting. You are doing great work creating a home of warmth, respect, and emotional safety, and raising the next generation of Collins Throw
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      5 min
    • Learning To Love Shabbos Amid Chaos And Change

      Learning To Love Shabbos Amid Chaos And Change
      Jan 6 2026

      I share how our early Shabbos with kids felt chaotic and how shifting to progress over perfection brought calm and joy. Four simple goals guide a kinder home: trust yourself, involve your kids, celebrate wins, and protect a small ritual for mom.

      • understanding the learning curve and dropping perfection
      • moving from chaos to 60–70 percent better
      • four goals for calmer Shabbos and resilient kids
      • planning with children and solution-focused language
      • daily question of what went right today
      • honoring the role of mothers and the home
      • a two to five minute mom-first ritual each week
      • weekly action step to reinforce new habits

      Tell yourself you're a good mother and then do something special for yourself, this Shabbos
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      4 min
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