| From the Desk of Rabbi Bruce Raff |
 THE PRIMARY JOB OF A PARENT |
The primary job of a parent is to teach. It is not being a child’s best friend, not being a human ATM machine nor a supplier of new clothes (or a car – when the child is older). It’s not about being an advisor or confidante, but rather is about teaching a child what they should or should not do in life. Besides ensuring a child’s physical and emotional safety, teaching your child ethics and values are the most important jobs a parent has. |
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