Childcare
Shared vulnerability: Addressing child abuse In diverse Israeli communities
Our children's futures depend entirely on our willingness to build bridges of trust, unique to every neighborhood, across Israel.
Israeli arrested in Thailand for allegedly operating childcare center without license, work permit
Israeli daycares plagued by licensing and inspection gaps, endangering toddlers, report finds
Haredi parties halt coalition voting over daycare bill pulled from Knesset agenda
First Israeli government-sponsored Bedouin daycare opened
The center has two goals: to provide a safe care environment for children, and to enable Bedouin mothers to work outside the home
Israeli kindergarten ordered closed after segregating children by race
“My daughter is worth as much as anyone else. She was born here and she is as good as anyone.”
What is going on with Israel’s daycare law?
“In Israel, the children don’t belong to the Education Ministry until age three,” Glantz said. “Until then, the centers are completely unsupervised."
Hundreds of parents protest after daycare owner arrested for abuse
Mass demonstrations follow the arrest and indictment of Carmel Mauda, who is facing 18 counts of abusing 11 toddlers at her daycare in Rosh Ha'ayin.
The very real, fatal and preventable danger of leaving children in cars
Above the Fold: Summer Camp
The recipes for summer camp fun are fairly simple.
Decades of devotion to orphans
Remembering the selflessness of Colel Chabad’s Rabbi Amram Blau.
Behavior challenges
Appreciate your child’s creativity by trying to see the world through their eyes. Children aren’t always attentive to adult concerns, such as time or sanitation.
Lessons from Family Day
Look at everyone's contribution to the family and appreciate their contribution.
New law requires security cameras at daycare
Law came after 14-month-old smothered to death earlier this year.