How to Be a Jewish Parent

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How can I make the holidays meaningful for my child? Should I consider a Jewish day school or summer camp? What type of synagogue suits my family best? How do I incorporate Jewish heritage sites into our travels? For those aspiring to be Jewish parents beyond mere identity, the decisions can be overwhelming. Fortunately, Anita Diamant, alongside family therapist Karen Kushner, offers invaluable guidance. They address these questions and more, providing creative, practical solutions to foster Jewish decision-making in children of all ages. The authors emphasize the importance of creating a "Jewish space" at home, engaging in synagogue membership, celebrating holidays, participating in community service, and other family activities. Drawing from various sources, they outline the practices, customs, and values essential for nurturing a Jewish home. By blending insights from tradition with contemporary developmental psychology, they offer a comprehensive approach to parenting. The book includes addresses and websites for additional resources and shares personal stories from parents to illustrate their points. Diamant and Kushner aim to equip parents and grandparents with the tools needed to raise joyful children within the rich tapestry of Jewish faith and culture, making this a must-have resource for every Jewish family.