The Awesome Moms Podcast Aidel Wohlgelernter

To what extent should we be talking about belief in Hashem with our kids? Is there anything negative that can come about by talking about this toom much?
Aidel and Mrs. Horowitz discuss the balance between Emunah and emotions and that the worldview of "difficulty equals bad" is simply not true.
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This week Aidel has on a guest to discuss staying organized with our children. Professional organizer Rebekah Saltzman of Balagan Be Gone helps her clients declutter and make space in their life.
Rebekah holds a degree in fashion design from Parsons School of Design, and for many years worked as a graphic designer. Rebekah’s passion for the environment and helping people improve their lives drove her to change careers and create Balagan Be Gone.
Rebekah’s straightforward approach to managing “stuff” and her no-nonsense ability to get to the heart of what is important combines with her people skills to help people get control of their lives through organization. By helping her clients streamline everything from clothing to papers to books and household goods, they have found that they get the most out of their possessions and stress less about managing it all. Her experience in moving her own household several times, in combination with her organization planning and doing, has led her to specialize in working with clients who are facing a move, whether upsizing or downsizing. She has found that her skills extend to helping others with time management, as well.
She is the author of Organized Jewish Life and the podcast host of Journey to Organization, her monthly membership with the same name helps people declutter virtually in real time!
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What is our goal when it comes to teaching our kids to daven? What should we do when the kids are off school when it comes to going to shul or davening at home?
This week Aidel and Mrs. Horowitz talk about an important principle in Chinuch: No chinch is better than a bad Chinuch. Sometimes it's better to stay out of things rather than mess them up with poor choices when raising out children.
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Aidel is joined once again by her father, Rabbi Yaakov Horowitz to discuss the positive sides of a parent in charge. He also makes an important distinction between the ages and stages of your child and how to talk to them at each stage.
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This week Aidel is joined by Rebbi and Father Rabbi Yaakov Horowitz to discuss disciplining children. Rabbi Horowitz has been teaching for over 30 years and has seen a decline in the discipline of his students over the years.
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In this week's episode, Aidel and Mrs. Gitti Horowitz discuss the most important keys and components of how to give criticism to our kids. How do we criticize and still let them know we love them?!
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