
Summer Misbehavior Reset
Summer sounds like it should be easy, but a lot of parents quietly experience the opposite: louder days, bigger feelings, more whining, and a shorter fuse for everyone. We’re naming what’s really going on when kids “misb

Hosted by Adina Soclof · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 34 episodes
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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 co
Adina Soclof hosts Simply Jewish Parenting, a religion show with 34 episodes published.

Summer sounds like it should be easy, but a lot of parents quietly experience the opposite: louder days, bigger feelings, more whining, and a shorter fuse for everyone. We’re naming what’s really going on when kids “misb

Camp is packed with little social landmines that adults forget are even there. Where can I sit? Can I touch someone’s stuff? How do I join a game without getting shut down? If your child is heading to summer camp and you

We talk about fathers as active, essential parents and why the “clueless dad” storyline in books, media, and jokes quietly shapes what kids believe. We share what research says about father involvement and a simple daily

Power struggles usually aren’t about shoes, shirts, or toothbrushing. They’re about control. Kids crave autonomy, parents have to keep structure and safety, and that gap can turn everyday routines into arguments. We walk

You know the moment: you ask your kid to clear the table, put away toys, or help with laundry and after the fifth reminder you think, “It’s faster if I do it myself.” I’m Adina Sakloff, and I’m pulling apart why chores f

Respect can feel like a constant battle at home, but we’ve learned something that flips the whole dynamic: respect is not mainly for us as parents. It’s for our children. When kids experience respectful authority, they f

If your child’s tone is getting sharper and you feel like you’re negotiating every basic request, this conversation offers a calm reset. We take Shavuot as a launching point, focusing on kibbud av va’em (honoring parents

We share three simple self-care habits that help moms stay calmer, more patient, and more grounded when parenting gets messy. We focus on changing self-talk after mistakes, setting respectful boundaries with kids, and us

Motherhood can feel like an endless test you never signed up for and Mother’s Day can turn the pressure up even more. I want to offer something kinder and more useful: a set of small, practical shifts that make family li

The fighting starts over nothing, then suddenly you’re refereeing a full-blown sibling war. We get it. Sibling rivalry can be one of the most draining parts of parenting, and it can leave you wondering whether you’re doi

That quiet question many parents carry, “Am I doing this right?” can haunt even the most loving home. We’re pulling that fear into the open and untangling why “perfect parenting” feels so required, especially for mothers

Your child is learning from you all day long, even when you don’t realize you’re “teaching.” We’re talking about role modeling in Jewish parenting and why the most powerful influence on a child’s resilience, kindness, an

Pesach is coming, and if your stomach tightens a little when you think about the Seder, you’re not alone. The planning, the pressure, the hope that our kids will actually connect, and the very real fear of bedtime meltdo

We share four small communication shifts that help kids cooperate with Pesach cleaning without turning it into a fight. We focus on connection first, because teamwork and responsibility grow faster when our words lower d

Pesach prep is intense, and we want real cooperation from our kids without yelling, bribing, or losing our minds. We share simple, practical ways to teach kids how to step in, contribute, and feel capable in the middle o

We turn Pesach prep from chaos into teamwork with clear scripts, simple systems, and a calm tone. We share 12 practical tips, plus a one-page job board that replaces nagging with ownership and helps us arrive at the Sede

We push past quick fixes and show how structure, calm modeling, and a Jewish lens on meaning build lasting confidence in kids. We share phrases, stories, and simple tools that turn daily hassles into chances to grow resi

We explore how Adar’s call to joy becomes daily practice at home through calmer mindsets, confident boundaries, and simple rituals that actually reduce stress. We share concrete shifts—sleep, quantity time, and not argui

We explore how Esther’s courage can guide modern parenting and why bravery is not the absence of fear but action alongside it. We share six practical skills and simple scripts to help kids face scary moments with support

We explore how calm, consistent authority helps children feel safe and how to teach respect through modeling, language coaching, humor, and positive reinforcement. We share practical scripts, family problem-solving ideas
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