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Parshas Toldos: The Ten Commandments of Raising Children - Set 2

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Tuesday is the most important day of the week for me I prepare the Wednesday night cheer and sure enough um I had just about finish this year and my wife's like okay I think we gotta go I said one second give me a couple more minutes so you could ask her I just got to finish preparing the sheer this was the round one and I said uh okay I came home after the show was complete we went to the hospital was born three years ago today wow yeah thank you and yeah yeah and um so that was what we called the Ten Commandments of raising children part one but the whole concept of having a sheer about ten commandments really I got from somebody who I learned a great deal from Victor Miller who had his famous sheer called The Ten Commandments of marriage I don't know if the oil I'm here yes I'm here a year but the oil is not ready to hear that one yet but the concept of breaking something down into Ten Commandments I learned from him okay how do you have the right to say ten commands only the own ideas these are not uh ideas that I invented and these are not typical Concepts and typical ideas I try to pick 10 Concepts that are maybe a little bit what we call out of the box a little bit Innovative maybe ideas we would not necessarily think of but are based in authentic sources okay so with that introduction let us begin we begin with some Eerie the Miri wrote A Commentary to perki others like you're right he wrote for the rest of Shahs it's called basehavakira and the miyuri talks about in his the chain of Messiah

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  1. 0:32Tuesday is the most important day of the week for me I prepare the Wednesday night
  2. 6:19learn visually so if your kid needs a picture of everything you get you make sure
  3. 11:46um conjecture here here's he's reading Rashi and the way he understands Rashi is like this
  4. 17:06and ASAP did not have any inclination to spend all day in the basement nor did
  5. 23:02loved ASAP because his trappings were in his mouth in other words he hunted foreign Hirsch
  6. 28:25does it have to do with you it's not about you it's about what the right
  7. 33:47the next time you tell him I don't want you ever to do B the kid
  8. 39:44way like they're a king so you say come on that's a hacky that's crazy his
  9. 45:04kids do not need things they don't eat things it's not good for them kids do
  10. 50:24one of the kids were acting up so I think my wife said okay you're gonna

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