Rabbi Shimon Russell shares deep insights and practical advice on how to navigate the High Holidays (Yom Tov) for all our children. Whether it’s creating meaningful connections, managing stress, or setting realistic expectations for our kids, Rabbi Russell provides guidance rooted in Torah, psychology, and parenting wisdom. This talk is for parents, grandparents, or anyone seeking to create a meaningful and uplifting Yom Tov experience for their children.
Timestamps for Key Moments:
0:03 - Introduction and winning streak of the Jewish people
1:06 - Importance of parenting in today’s chaotic times
4:08 - The story of a Chassidic Rebbe and a profound parenting lesson
8:34 - How stress during Yom Tov can be transformed into an opportunity
17:03 - Looking deeper into our children and their potential
25:02 - Prioritizing healthy development over forced mitzvah compliance
30:06 - The four components of attachment: safe, secure, seen, and soothed
40:58 - Emulating Hashem’s traits during Yom Tov as a teaching tool
46:49 - The importance of resetting how we understand and interact with our children
57:22 - Practical tip: How to get teens to take out the garbage
1:17:04 - Planning for success: setting realistic expectations for davening and Yom Tov participation
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“Rabbi Shimon Russell, Navigating Yom Tov for ALL of Our Children” is a video from Rabbi Efrem Goldberg, published on September 30, 2024 and available to watch on VideoVinkel. The total runtime is 1:34:28. It has been viewed 2,974 times so far. Press play above to stream the full video right here, or open the original on YouTube.
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