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Forget the Hot Rabbi — I’m Here for His Mother
School Age & Teens · Oct 22, 2026

Forget the Hot Rabbi — I’m Here for His Mother

Editorial Note: Spoilers ahead for season three of “Nobody Wants This.” Many viewers may tune in to season three of “Nobody Wants This” for the Hot Rabbi, but I’m here for his mother. With her perfect...

What Happens in ‘Nobody Wants This’ Season 3: An Episode by Episode Recap
Baby & Toddler · Oct 22, 2026

What Happens in ‘Nobody Wants This’ Season 3: An Episode by Episode Recap

Just in time for a cozy fall binge-watch, “Nobody Wants This” season three is now out on Netflix! Over the course of the first two seasons, viewers have watched agnostic dating podcaster Joanne (Krist...

In ‘Nobody Wants This’ Season 3, Less Is More When It Comes to Judaism
School Age & Teens · Oct 22, 2026

In ‘Nobody Wants This’ Season 3, Less Is More When It Comes to Judaism

Editorial note: Spoilers ahead for season three of “Nobody Wants This.” In season three, episode two of Netflix’s virally popular show “Nobody Wants This,” dating podcaster Joanne (Kristen Bell) tells...

Henry Winkler Mused With God in His Garden on Yom Kippur This Year
School Age & Teens · Oct 21, 2026

Henry Winkler Mused With God in His Garden on Yom Kippur This Year

I had no idea it was possible to pack so much Jewish joy into one hour and 38 minutes. That, however, is exactly what Henry Winkler and Ike Barinholtz managed to do on a recent episode of Barinholtz’s...

4 Quick Activities to Try If Your Kid Is Wired at Bedtime
School Age & Teens · Oct 21, 2026

4 Quick Activities to Try If Your Kid Is Wired at Bedtime

Exercises are keep in your back pocket for when you've got monkeys jumping on the bed.

Jackie Tohn Raised $125,000 for Ovarian Cancer Research
School Age & Teens · Oct 20, 2026

Jackie Tohn Raised $125,000 for Ovarian Cancer Research

Early this year, Jackie Tohn announced her BRCA1 diagnosis in a vulnerable segment on The Today Show. Now, the 46-year-old Jewish actress is continuing her advocacy for hereditary cancer awareness and...

Your aging brain may be trading memory for something more valuable
School Age & Teens · Oct 20, 2026

Your aging brain may be trading memory for something more valuable

Growing older is often associated with memory loss and declining mental abilities. However, scientists are questioning whether these changes tell the whole story. Rather than simply becoming less capa...

17 Amazon Party Favors Kids Will Actually Want to Keep
Pregnancy & Newborn · Oct 19, 2026

17 Amazon Party Favors Kids Will Actually Want to Keep

Because no one needs another goodie bag you throw away in 3 hours.

This Yiddish Word Is the Answer to Our Quest for All Things Cozy
School Age & Teens · Oct 19, 2026

This Yiddish Word Is the Answer to Our Quest for All Things Cozy

The first time I heard the word “heimish” I was standing in a fluorescent lit conference room that would serve as a venue for some kind of Jewish speaking engagement. I was part of the team helping to...

"Mind-blowing" Alzheimer’s breakthrough: Two hours of sleep restored without clearing brain plaques
School Age & Teens · Oct 19, 2026

"Mind-blowing" Alzheimer’s breakthrough: Two hours of sleep restored without clearing brain plaques

Scientists have discovered an unexpected reason why Alzheimer's disease disrupts sleep, and their findings suggest that the problem may be reversible. In experiments involving mice with Alzheimer's-li...

Modern neuroscience is rediscovering a surprising idea freud had 130 years ago
School Age & Teens · Oct 18, 2026

Modern neuroscience is rediscovering a surprising idea freud had 130 years ago

What if the human brain works in ways that Sigmund Freud began describing more than 130 years ago? A new scientific analysis suggests that some of his ideas about the mind share surprising similaritie...

Scientists find a youth protein that helps aging brain cells act young again
School Age & Teens · Oct 17, 2026

Scientists find a youth protein that helps aging brain cells act young again

A protein associated with youth may help aging brain cells regain some of their lost abilities. Scientists at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have discovered that TIMP2 plays an important ...

New Insights into Sleep's Role in Muscle Growth, Fat Regulation, and Brain Function
School Age & Teens · Oct 17, 2026

New Insights into Sleep's Role in Muscle Growth, Fat Regulation, and Brain Function

Research reveals how deep sleep regulates growth hormone, impacting muscle, fat, and brain function, opening doors for new treatment strategies.

Yale Research Unveils How Stress Modulates Emotional Memory Formation
School Age & Teens · Oct 16, 2026

Yale Research Unveils How Stress Modulates Emotional Memory Formation

Yale scientists reveal cortisol enhances emotional memories by altering brain network interactions, offering insights into memory's selective nature during stress.

Embracing Change: A Bat Mitzvah Experience Under the Community Canopy
School Age & Teens · Oct 15, 2026

Embracing Change: A Bat Mitzvah Experience Under the Community Canopy

A mother's reflections on her daughter's transition to Jewish adulthood illuminate the deep meaning behind community support during rituals.

Kelly Clarkson and Maya Buskila's Breathtaking Duet in Hebrew
School Age & Teens · Oct 14, 2026

Kelly Clarkson and Maya Buskila's Breathtaking Duet in Hebrew

Kelly Clarkson's collaboration with Maya Buskila in Hebrew brings a heartfelt message and showcases the beauty of international musical unity.

Reevaluating 'Nobody Wants This': A Rabbi's Perspective on Jewish Representation
School Age & Teens · Oct 14, 2026

Reevaluating 'Nobody Wants This': A Rabbi's Perspective on Jewish Representation

A rabbi reflects on the evolving portrayal of Jewish characters in 'Nobody Wants This', finding value in the show's narrative despite its flaws.

Understanding the Distinction: AI Behavior vs. Human Consciousness
School Age & Teens · Oct 13, 2026

Understanding the Distinction: AI Behavior vs. Human Consciousness

A study reveals that despite AI behavior mirroring humans, people remain skeptical about its consciousness, highlighting the nuances of awareness and conscious perception.

Julie Benko's Yiddish Parody Medley Brings Humor to Broadway Traditions
School Age & Teens · Oct 13, 2026

Julie Benko's Yiddish Parody Medley Brings Humor to Broadway Traditions

Julie Benko's original medley, "A Little Bit of Lox," humorously bridges Broadway and Jewish culture, captivating audiences with relatable themes.

Flying with a Baby or Toddler: The Ultimate Tip List
Baby & Toddler · Oct 13, 2026

Flying with a Baby or Toddler: The Ultimate Tip List

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