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For the Home / Jewess Press / In Print

Dress Your Children In Style – But Without The Fuss

By Michal Goldfein

The children’s wear brand Pastel perfectly caters to the parent or loved one looking to encapsulate the energy, vitality, and creativity that exists within each child.

In Print / Features / Holidays / For the Home

From Pesach Fear to Pesach Cheer

By Sandy Eller

I polled my kids to find out what stood out in their minds, hoping that their recollections went beyond a cranky mommy who wasn’t always at her best.

In Print / For the Home

Time To Outsource!

By Pnina Baim

The toys, bookcases and drawers in china closet are simple jobs and can be delegated to children. Have them divide the items into keep, throw out and donate.

In Print / Potpourri / For the Home / Recipes

A Taste of Shabbat

By Nina Safar

The traditional recipes she used throughout our lives brought comfort and love to both our family and strangers alike.

In Print / Potpourri / For the Home

In The Bag

By Sandy Eller

As my husband reminded me as I meticulously folded bags into neat little packages over the last three months to hoard them for future use, the fact that bags will no longer be free in stores doesn’t mean that they won’t be available.

In Print / Potpourri / For the Home / Recipes

New Cookbooks Spark Kitchen Creativity

By Sandy Eller

Given the subject matter, it seems appropriate for this cookbook to open with a chapter on food safety since giving your family food poisoning by feeding them spoiled ingredients is definitely something to be avoided.

In Print / For the Home

How To Keep Your Fridge Clean

By Pnina Baim

For extra credit, you can bring out your vacuum and clean the coils at the bottom of the fridge. Having these coils dust free keeps your fridge running more efficiently and saves on electricity.

In Print / For the Home

Pantry Proud

By Sandy Eller

A coat of paint in a cheerful color or a roll or two of wallpaper can definitely inject a touch of style into your pantry.

In Print / For the Home

How To Teach Your Children About Money

By Pnina Baim

I am of the opinion that children’s money belongs to them, and if they want to blow it on junk from the local discount store, that is their prerogative.

In Print / Potpourri / For the Home

Dependable No More

By Sandy Eller

I would say that that oven was 45-years-old when it finally baked its last pan of brownies and was relegated to the great big kitchen in the sky.

In Print / For the Home

Taking Advantage Of Long Winter Nights

By Pnina Baim

In the spirit of taking full advantage of the desire to stay indoors during these chilly nights, let’s organize our homes so that we can find the peace of mind we deserve.

In Print / Potpourri / For the Home

Phone Fun

By Sandy Eller

I have had more than a few people tell me that they use their phones to do just about everything except making calls.

In Print / For the Home

Leaving Kids Home Alone

By Pnina Baim

I am a huge proponent of spending quality time with your spouse, as the benefits of strengthening your relationship are huge and long-lasting.

In Print / For the Home

Fashion First Aid

By Sandy Eller

The list of potential sartorial mishaps goes on and on, but thankfully, there are plenty of fixes to save the day as well as steps you can take to prevent problems from ever occurring in the first place.

In Print / For the Home

Homework Helper

By Pnina Baim

The best way to get them to sit down and actually do their work is by making it part of their schedule.

In Print / For the Home

Just Say No

By Sandy Eller

We are living in a society where the bar gets raised higher and higher every year, and where today's splurge becomes tomorrow's necessity.

In Print / For the Home

How To Get Your Children To Build Your Sukkah

By Pnina Baim

Pick a day to start. We would love to begin on Motzaei Yom Kippur, but if your children are fasting, they might not be up to it, unless they drank coffee and are now all hyped up.

In Print / For the Home / Recipes

Succulent Chicken with Squash

By Ashira Mirsky

It’s coming before we know it! I’m not worried, because I’ll use some of my favorite go-to dishes such as my succulent chicken with squash recipe.

In Print / For the Home

You’re Doing What With That?

By Sandy Eller

For about 12 seconds, I contemplated selling them on eBay, but mailing liquids sounded like an adventure that could only have an unhappy ending.

In Print / For the Home

Get Ready For School!

By Pnina Baim

In general, we buy good backpacks that we expect our children to have for at least two years.

For the Home

Mind Over Matter

By Sandy Eller

On that rare occasion that he actually gained a pound or two, my father would watch what he ate for two days and – poof! – he was back to his wedding weight again.

Potpourri / For the Home / Recipes

Up Your Summer Cooking Game

By Sandy Eller

There were crispy stuffed baked potatoes and tantalizing veggie burgers to be made and it needed to happen immediately, if not sooner.

For the Home

Summer Games!

By Pnina Baim

I would be amiss if I did not mention the old classic, chalk. There are so many ways to combine chalk with a city sidewalk.

For the Home

Baby On Board: Backseat Summer Car Safety

By Sandy Eller

Always look before you lock. No matter where you go, get into the habit of doing a backseat scan before hitting the lock button on your remote.

Potpourri / For the Home

Let My People Clean… Again!?!

By Sandy Eller

As you clean, take advantage of the opportunity to de-clutter.

For the Home

How To Grow Healthy Plants

By Pnina Baim

In place of flowers, I love to give and receive plants. They are the gift that keeps on giving.

Travel / For the Home

Mission Impossible? Staying Comfortable at 35,000 Feet

By Sandy Eller

Twisting and turning miserably for five hours, all I could think about was how I was going to survive an upcoming trip to visit my daughter in Israel.

For the Home

How To Make A Scavenger Hunt

By Pnina Baim

It is fun for the whole family, and best of all, can be done anytime and anywhere.

For the Home

Painless Pesach Prep

By Sandy Eller

Sure, Pesach might be a little labor intensive, but it brings incredible opportunities to spend quality time with your nearest and dearest...

For the Home

How To Make A Last Minute Costume

By Pnina Baim

The seudah will be done as a pot-luck with my two sisters, and I will bring challah freshly baked that day. The only thing remaining to worry about is costumes.

Holidays / For the Home / Kids Stuff

Celebrate Purim With Your Kids

By Sarah Cohen

Here are some fun ways to dress up, make some noise and have a raucous good time at your next Purim party.

For the Home

V'nahafoch Hu - Turn The Work Into Simcha

By dvora

While we prepare, we can share our positive insights and how-tos, and recipes, and keep raising the happiness level all around.

For the Home

For The Hostess With The Mostess

By Sandy Eller

Let’s face it, no matter how hard you try, sometimes a gift just misses the mark, and I confess this has happened to me more than once.

For the Home

How To Enjoy Megillah Reading

By Pnina Baim

A great way to prepare for Purim, other than by stocking up on every nosh on sale, is to begin to integrate the lessons of hashgacha pratis around you.

For the Home

How to Do A Staycation

By Pnina Baim

While hibernating at home may feel like the best thing to do during the winter, there are plenty of outside activities to take advantage of, the most popular being ice skating.

For the Home

Don’t Leave Home Without It

By Sandy Eller

You will probably all laugh at me, but number one on my packing list is an extension cord.

For the Home

Staying Warm With Fun Activities!

By Pnina Baim

There is a strong sense of comfort that comes with zipping up a warm sweatshirt, and pulling on thick wool socks.

For the Home

Successful Kids Party – Without Going Broke

By Pnina Baim

Children do love a good birthday party, so it’s time to find a healthy balance between what the school and my budget allows.

For the Home

Getting Children To Stay In Bed

By Pnina Baim

I highly recommend that children fall asleep alone, one at a time, to avoid distractions from siblings.

Potpourri / For the Home

Dial B For Blocking

By Sandy Eller

You don’t need me to tell you all this, because like me, you are getting inundated by these calls as well.

For the Home

How To Clean Up After Your Guests

By Pnina Baim

Once you greet your guest, feel comfortable setting some basic rules. This is your house, after all.

For the Home

Easy Does It

By Sandy Eller

So what is the game plan for the upcoming yomim tovim? I'm so glad you asked!

For the Home / Back to School

How to Prepare For School

By Pnina Baim

To help those who dread it, or are neutral towards it, it’s best to fake it till you make it, i.e. act as if we are excited for the upcoming school year, and before you know it, they just might be.

For the Home

How to Go to Sleep And Stay Asleep

By Pnina Baim

Lest you think that I now have more hours to get things done, this insomnia doesn’t make me more productive.

For the Home

Staying Cool During Summer Heat

By Pnina Baim

One summer, I managed to go the entire season without an air conditioner in my bedroom.

Potpourri / For the Home

Off You Go!

By Sandy Eller

Having already sent three girls to seminary in the Holy Land, you would think I would be an expert on travel gear and accessories...

For the Home

How To Make A Bridal Shower

By Pnina Baim

Of course, before you send out the invites, the bride must decide if she would like a registry or will be accepting whatever creative gifts the guests bring.

Potpourri / For the Home

Making Short Work Of Your Laundry List

By Sandy Eller

While some would argue that doing laundry every two or three days would streamline the job, barring any serious stains, I prefer to tackle the task just once a week.

Potpourri / For the Home / Recipes

Instant Countertop Cooking

By Sandy Eller

For those of you who have never cooked in a pressure cooker, it helps to back up a little and understand why they work as well as they do.

For the Home

Those Long Shabbos Afternoons

By Pnina Baim

It’s interesting how small things change our perspective. Shabbos is always 25 hours, but with a longer afternoon, we call it a long Shabbos.

Potpourri / For the Home

Be Pesach Perfect, From Start To Finish

By Sandy Eller

Not that I am in any way trying to rush Pesach out the door, but once it is time to get back to reality, it makes sense to streamline the turnover as much as possible.

For the Home / From the Paper

Cooking Pesach When You Don’t Want To

By Pnina Baim

My husband enjoys cooking when he is home and my kids have been cooking and baking since the age of four.

For the Home / From the Paper

Preparation: The Key To Surviving Seasonal Allergies

By Sandy Eller

First and foremost, it is helpful to know what you are allergic to so that you can check the pollen counts daily and try to limit your outdoor activity on days that are going to be particularly bad.

For the Home / From the Paper

How To Make A Collaborative Purim

By Pnina Baim

I underestimated how eager my children would be to buy real costumes.

For the Home / From the Paper

Hop On Board The AliExpress

By Sandy Eller

Shopping on AliExpress requires some planning.

For the Home / From the Paper

How to Stop Procrastinating

By Pnina Baim

Make a list of all the things you must do today, number them in order of how much you detest them, and then do the first one on the list first.

Potpourri / For the Home / From the Paper

Party, Party, Party!

By Sandy Eller

Of course, before you even start the party, you will probably want to make sure that your house is guest-ready, which means tackling those unpleasant cleaning jobs that we all try our best to ignore.

For the Home / From the Paper

How To Travel (Outside of Israel) Part II

By Pnina Baim

American Jews have the impression that France, and Paris in particular, is a terribly dangerous place for Jews. However, to my pleasant surprise, I learnt that this was not the case.

For the Home / From the Paper

How To Travel – Outside Of Israel

By Pnina Baim

This is the very best time to plan a vacation.

For the Home / From the Paper

Aging Gracefully, Yay Or Nay?

By Sandy Eller

So, can you safely take expired medications and achieve the desired results?

Potpourri / For the Home / From the Paper

The Lighter Side Of Weddings... And Yomim Tovim

By Sandy Eller

Much has been written about how amazing it is to marry off a child, including articles by moi on the topic.

For the Home / From the Paper

The High Holidays

By Pnina Baim

When buying clothing for your children, make sure they want to wear those outfits, and it’s not just you who wants them to wear them.

For the Home / From the Paper / Back to School

How To Get Back Into School!

By Pnina Baim

The best way to prepare your child for the best year possible is, of course, by preparing.

For the Home / From the Paper

How To Make A Bar-B-Q

By Pnina Baim

In my circles, manning the barbeque is traditionally a male job, but there is a lot more to a successful barbeque than dropping the meat onto the grill.

For the Home / From the Paper

How To Run With Kids

By Pnina Baim

I did not start my training with the idea that my children would join me.

For the Home / From the Paper

French Fry Soup

By Sandy Eller

Looking to be a little daring?

For the Home / From the Paper

How To Plant Plants!

By Pnina Baim

Plants calm you, help you concentrate, help you breathe better, they even help with the creative process.

Potpourri / Food / For the Home / From the Paper

Living With Celiac

By Sandy Eller

Eating a gluten-free diet is so much easier today than it was even five years ago.

For the Home / From the Paper

Gold In Your Closet?

By Sandy Eller

A few weeks ago, one of my adorable daughters turned me on to an entirely new concept: selling the clothing I never wear online.

Holidays / For the Home / From the Paper

Marshmallows, Frogs And Bugs, Oh My!

By Sandy Eller

Whether you decide to go formal and proper or playful and laid back, just remember that Pesach is all about transmitting a powerful legacy from one generation to the next.

For the Home / Recipes

From Wacky To Wow, Crazy Good Ideas To Make You A Kitchen Wizard

By Sandy Eller

Want to make sure you don’t forget your lunch as you head out to work? Stash your keys in the refrigerator, right next to your meal.

For the Home / From the Paper

How To Clean For Pesach Right Now

By Pnina Baim

I find that the best way to get things done is not to push things off.

Potpourri / For the Home / From the Paper

Back To Basics: What The Well-Dressed Kitchen Is Wearing

By Sandy Eller

Allow me to introduce some of my new faves, tried-and-true items that may be helpful additions to your Pesach arsenal or kitchen stars that you may enjoy using all year round.

For the Home

Flying High

By Sandy Eller

In the interest of complete honesty, I will tell you that I have learned most of these lessons the hard way.

For the Home

How To Make Chanukah An Unforgettable Experience

By Pnina Baim

I am a huge fan of shared family experiences...

For the Home

How To Send Lunch To School

By Pnina Baim

Guess what! We are going to be making our own lunches, and it will be the best ever.

For the Home

Getting Kids Into The Kitchen

By Jennifer Wise

I debated starting the kids with less-than-sharp-knives but there's really no point in doing that. If they are learning a skill, they might as well learn it right.

For the Home

Dollar Daze

By Sandy Eller

If I had to pick my favorite reason to shop at dollar stores, it would have to be the greeting cards.

For the Home

How To Get Rid Of Pesky Spills

By Pnina Baim

Invest in some good cleaning habits, along with a good solid dose of planning and prevention.

For the Home

Fighting The Battle Of The Bulge: The Yom Tov Edition

By Sandy Eller

I can't guarantee that I will get through the yomim tovim at exactly the same weight I started at, but I am certainly going to try.

For the Home

Preparing Your Child For A Successful School Year

By Pnina Baim

The number one way to avoid many of the typical challenges that could delay a child’s success and growth in the coming years is by utilizing a well-thought out routine.

For the Home

Got Guests?

By Sandy Eller

The kids are coming! The kids are coming!

For the Home

How To Pack Like A Pro

By Pnina Baim

Though we spent thousands of dollars on our flights, we definitely had no intention of paying $1.05 for a luggage cart.

For the Home

Obsessive And Proud

By Sandy Eller

As the chat pinged back and forth, a few suggestions arose that seemed worthy of a spot in the obssessives hall of fame.

For the Home

How To Travel With Children

By Pnina Baim

Either bring blankets from home or get from the flight attendants. Bring sweatshirts for added coziness as the blankets are sure to fall off.

Potpourri / For the Home

Summer Food Fun

By Sandy Eller

Somehow, no matter how you choose to spend your down time, food always manages to factor into the equation.

For the Home

How To Paint A Room

By Pnina Baim

If done properly, painting a room can be done in just a few hours with minimal cleanup. The key is, of course, preparation.

For the Home

The Search

By Sandy Eller

Holding my coat up to the light after I dried off, I could see through it, a clear sign that the waterproofing had started to flake off. The writing was on the wall: it was time to go shopping.

For the Home

Fun In The Sun

By Sandy Eller

While officially sunglasses are to offer our eyes important UV protection, in reality our shades are a fun fashion statement.

For the Home

Lotsa Matzah

By Sandy Eller

So what to do with all that crunchy stuff?

For the Home

How To Get Enough Sleep

By Pnina Baim

But how to get sleep when you just can’t relax enough or find yourself waking up at random times during the night?

Holidays / Potpourri / For the Home

Think Inside The Box

By Ru Levin

It's nice to step back and appreciate the mitzvah in a fresh and minimalist way.

Potpourri / For the Home

Mishloach Manos: Out Of Control

By Sandy Eller

Another thing that really makes me nuts is when mishloach manos comes arranged in a lovely bowl or container, which then gets totally destroyed when you try to remove its contents.

For the Home

How To Watch Someone Else’s Children

By Pnina Baim

However, as soon as the tickets are booked, the next big question is: who can watch the children?

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