Can sister bake a cake and climb a tree at the same time? Of course not. Can grandma clean the house and stand on her head at the same time? Of course not. But when it comes to loving members of our family, we most certainly can love them — all at the same time. This humorous book delightfully introduces a conversation with young children to both the challenges of matters of multi-tasking and the nature of love.
Children's lives are filled with fun activities, but they cannot all be done at once. This story is an amusing demonstration of what might happen if we were to try and do several things at once, while describing one of the greatest joys we can experience together each week – spending time with ...
Read MoreDear Parents,
Children's lives are filled with fun activities, but they cannot all be done at once. This story is an amusing demonstration of what might happen if we were to try and do several things at once, while describing one of the greatest joys we can experience together each week – spending time with our families on Shabbat.
"To every thing there is a season and a time for every purpose" (Ecclesiastes, 3:1)
Children find it challenging to understand the concept of time and planning. It often requires of them to delay their desires and be patient. We can help them, as parents, understand what can be done immediately, what can be delayed to another time, and what may be done anywhere, anytime – feeling loved by one's family.
Enjoy reading and discussing this book together!
