Making baby time into Jewish time: Infusing Spirituality into the first year of your child’s life

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This curriculum guide was written as a spirituality guide for new parents. Becoming a parent is an exciting, scary, overwhelming, daunting, inspiring, and miraculous time. This curriculum guide is an opportunity for new parents to share their experiences with one another, to create community and to learn from Jewish tradition. Throughout this curriculum, students are encouraged to draw from their experiences as parents to enhance their connection to Judaism, to heighten their spiritual awareness and practices, and to create their own prayers, blessings, and rituals based on Jewish tradition.

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This curriculum was written by Rabbi Jordana Chernow-Reader, 2011 graduate of Hebrew Union College's School of Educaiton.

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  • Early Childhood
  • Family Engagement

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