Family | Hadassah Magazine

My daughter told me couldn’t stand her nose, that she hated getting teased about it and wanted to fix it before she started college.

The evolution of Yiddishe Mommes, from iconic portrayals such as Molly Goldberg to the image of the 'Polish mother' in Israel.

I channeled my later mother's optimism and strength as my newborn niece fought for her life.

My father's quiet nature masked a significant part of his adult life that only came to light after his death in 1982.

Kolkata, the Indian city I left for America as a child of 6, has bewitched me like a distant lover for much of my life.

Documentarian Leah Warshawski captures the story and impact of her larger-than-life grandmother in the film Big Sonia.

We expect our children to follow a set path—college, career, family. How should parents react when that path is derailed by depression?

My husband, our two sons—ages 7 and 10—and I are spending a year in Israel. We went from Brooklyn to Bavli, a neighborhood in Tel Aviv.