Mazel Tov! You Did It!

You Are On Your Way To  Becoming A Savvy Jewish Homemaker!

You took your first step on the journey towards becoming a Savvy Jewish Homemaker -- and we're going to be here to support you the rest of the way!

Within the next hour, you receive an email from us which will contain everything you need to start your journey. The email will contain:

• Complete instructions on how to join us for our FREE teleclass (Remember: You don't want to miss the information -- or the prizes!)
• Instructions on how to download your free ebooks "Self-Care for Jewish Moms" and "Beautiful Shabbos Tables"

But wait, before you go!

Help Us, Help You!

You want to be a Savvy Jewish Homemaker -- and we want to help!

You can help us, to help you, by answering one question below:

What is your biggest question(s)/challenge(s) related to being a Savvy Jewish Homemaker?

Let us know your questions & challenges by posting your comment below and we'll try to make sure that we address your concern  on the call.

Comments

[Ricky]

I think my biggest challenge is getting my daughters to help me out. On days when they are at home, or when we have a lot of company, etc, it would be nice to know that I don't have to ask repeatedly to get the dairy dishes from breakfast washed or have the garbage taken out. Perhaps having them set the Shabbat table without "forgetting" napkins and salt and maybe the kiddush cup and without having to request it several times.

[Beth Olmo]

I am just beginning my journey toward being observant and keeping kosher, so at the moment everything is a challenge! :)

[Chaya Tovah]

No matter how early or late Shabbos comes in, I am ALWAYS running around at the last minute finishing up. I can never seem to get to candle lighting completely ready and calm. Help.

[denise]

Being creative is a challenge. I like to make new things every week, not stick to a standard menu, and it is sometimes stressful, I do it to myself. Everyone enjoys the food and makes our shabbos very enjoyable, but id like to figure out a way to make my life easier without compromising my creativity.

[Chana]

I guess my biggest challenge is getting things done without getting frazzled and without yelling at the kids. I have good intentions and I want to be more organized but I get distracted with more interesting things. I know everyone would be happier if I were more organized. For example, I'd love to have dinner ready when the kids get home and I wish the house were less cluttered.

[tzivy]

my biggest challenge is having my kids (ages 2-14) help out. They sure know how to "help" with the clutter and mess but cleaning it up (and keeping it clean) are a different story!

[Rachel]

How not to neglect kids while taking care of home but balancing that with the idea that if they "help" (as mentioned above, things cannot run as efficiently and then everyone ends up frustrated...

[Inga]

When time comes I want to learn about the shabbat and lightening the candles.

[Odelia]

Creating a daily routine and sticking to it

[Yael]

I feel like I manage to get everything done, but I'm so tired all the time. Then when I finally have a few free moments for self care I can't even remember what I want to do!

[Sharon Katz]

I have to get out of the habit of procrastinating.

[Rachael]

My biggest challenge is getting everything done. I feel I am juggling so many things - home, kids, work from home, holidays, family. There is never enough time and I always feel behind!

[Ada]

My biggest challenge is to get my husband to help me with day to day jewish life.

[mavi]

I worry about how I'll find the time to cook + clean whilst working full time!

[Jenny]

My biggest challenge is staying motivated to do it all, be a good homemaker, an attentive wife and a mom who has the energy to play. It is particularly chllenging during holiday time.

[Rie Brosco]

My biggest challenge is determining how to separate work and home since I work at home.

[sarah]

I was married 5 months ago ... It takes me so much time to do the daily household chores that I never get time to organize our finances and other stuff in the pile on my desk at home.

[Bracha Chava]

My biggest challenge is lack of time to get everything done. How did our mothers and grandmothers do it all?!

[Rahel Pardo]

how to diet when you are constantly in contact with food, being a mum of seven, ba'h.

[Chavi]

My challenge is balancing cleaning my house with cooking, now that I don't have cleaning help.

[Mindy Perlstein]

My challenges are all of the above.

[Nicole Morrison]

I need help keeping my home clean and organized! With three ACTIVE boys five and under, three dogs (one is 79lbs), a husband and being in the middle of farm country Texas (about 40 miles from the nearest synagogue), I need all the help I can get!

[Tiyahna Stringer]

we moved to a new country and started to be torah odservend so everything is new. I do have like a unwritten daily routine but it takes one "off" day for my house to fall apart and I am back to square 1. How do I get the family to keep to the routine if I am not there or at least not go backwards?

[Sophie]

I work full time and in order to have the energy to do what I needto do, I really should be excercising...but how and when? I feel so much calmer and a better mother when I do so, but...I can't seem to find the time or energy or will power.Any ideas?

[susan]

I have never run a home and as i have never married, my sister and her family live on the same property as my parents and i, my mom who runs the home has become ill and i now try to run the home, my sister is away all day and i work in the mornings, the problem is where do i begin, there are 4 kids and 5 adults to care for every day please help many thank susan