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Songleading for Kiddos Course

September 19, 2024July 21, 2022Babies Early Childhood Rosh Hashanah Song Demo Songleader's Guide Songleading Toddlers

5 Little Apples Rosh HaShanah Song for Toddlers

Image of two tablets with hebrew 10 commandments

March 26, 2025May 16, 2022Shavuot Song Demo Songleader's Guide

Counting Joy: Teaching ’10 Rules’ to Young Children for a Spirited Shavuot Celebration

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Step Up Your Seder: Personalized Strategies for Meaningful Connections

December 21, 2021December 20, 2021Food Parenting Shabbat

Publix Stuffed Challah Hack

Infant sits on the floor pretending to pour wine

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7 Simple Ways to Nourish Kids and Families in Body and Mind in Jewish Schools and Synagogues

June 21, 2021February 19, 2020Guest Feature Jewish Values Parenting Prayer Shabbat Uncategorized

I Was Leading a Kids’ Service, but My Kid’s Behavior Still Embarrassed Me – Guest feature in Kveller

February 19, 2025January 14, 2020Holidays Song Demo Songleader's Guide

Super Silly Tree Animal song for Tu B’shevat with Kids

February 19, 2025January 13, 2020Holidays Song Demo Songleader's Guide

Happy Birthday, Trees! A Tu Bishvat Stick Song for Kids

April 5, 2023December 31, 2019Guest Feature Holidays Parenting

How We Can Teach Our Kids That Being Jewish is Awesome and Awe-Filled

June 27, 2021December 4, 2019Chanukah Food

Easy Homemade & Healthy Gummy Candy – DIY Snactivity with Kids

✨Step into the story of Passover—literally!✨

✨Step into the story of Passover—literally!✨
Join us for Passover Story in Song, an immersive musical experience for families with young children. We’ll journey through the beautiful sanctuary at New Synagogue (Penthouse floor of the Palm Beach Hotel), where music, movement, and hands-on play bring the Exodus to life.
💬 Kids will sing, march, hop, and spin as we relive the story together.
🎨 Expect sensory play with kinetic sand, puzzles for big kids, and a sweet Passover snack.
🎁 Everyone goes home with take-home tools to spark Seder fun: a songsheet, playlist, and a mini sensory tray!
🆓 Free and open to the community—RSVP required, message me for a link!

Sunday is gonna be a funday—and you’re invited

Sunday is gonna be a funday—and you’re invited!

Jewish Family Jams is a joyful, music-filled experience for families with young children (0-6and their families).

✡️ Sing, dance, and play your way into Jewish community
🆓 Free & open to the community
📍 @rhythmandhuespalmbeach , West Palm Beach
🗓 Join us tomorrow (Sunday!) at 10:30 AM

Message now to RSVP—we can’t wait to jam with you!

I vacillated on whether or not I should post this.

I vacillated on whether or not I should post this.
I’ve worked hard to position myself as an expert in a very specific niche—Jewish music for young children and their families.
And this song? It’s not obviously Jewish.

But it is deeply aligned with everything I believe.
And honestly?
It came straight from trying to be solution focused dealing with the ache of being a co-parent.

I was talking to my therapist about the difficulties i experience of sharing custody—how different the parenting styles are in each home—and how limited my sphere of influence can feel.
I told my therapist: “I wish I could be in their heads, even when they’re away from me.”

And then I realized…
I actually have the skill set to do just that.

I can write a melody that sticks.
A message that stays with them.
A song that says:

🎶
I am loved, I’m loved a lot
My family can’t fit in one spot
I share my time—I have two homes.
I am loved in every way,
And no matter where I stay,
I am safe. I have two homes.

My grown-ups want what’s best for me,
Then rearranged our family.
I am safe, and I have two homes.
🎶

I wrote I Have Two Homes for my very own kiddos.
It might be a little outside the scope of what I usually share…
But it is right in alignment with the sacred work I feel called to do:
Helping families feel more connected, more grounded, and more whole—through music.

Maybe a child in your world needs this message, too.
I can’t wait to record it for my next album, coming this summer. 💛

#IHaveTwoHomes #SongsThatStick #ParentingThroughMusic #CoParentingSupport #MusicForHealing #KidsMusicWithHeart #JewishValuesInAction #DrEmilyMusic #SongsThatHeal #NewMusicComingSoon #SongsForTenderHearts

🎶 10 Tot Shabbat Songs for Kiddos! 🎶 Tot Sh

🎶 10 Tot Shabbat Songs for Kiddos! 🎶

Tot Shabbat is a magical and meaningful time to bring little ones and their grown-ups together through music, movement, and joy! 🕯✨ Songs are the heartbeat of these gatherings, creating moments of connection, strengthening Jewish identity, and making Shabbat rituals feel accessible—even for the youngest participants.

I've curated a list of 10 must-have Tot Shabbat songs to help songleaders, educators, and families create vibrant, spiritually enriching experiences:

🎵 Hinei Mah Tov – Dr. Emily Aronoff/ @dremilycelebrates
🎵 Bim Bam – Nachum Frankel
🎵 Hello Blessing, Bye-Bye Stressing – Dr. Emily Aronoff/ @dremilycelebrates
🎵 If It’s Shabbat and You Know It – Traditional
🎵 Shabbes Shake – @jasonmeschesmusic
🎵 Halalalalalaleluyah – @shirakline
🎵 On My Way to Shul – @debbiebrukman
🎵 Thank You God – @shirakline
🎵 God, God, God – @ellenallardmusic
🎵 Family Blessing Song – Y’varechecha – Dr. Emily Aronoff/ @dremilycelebrates

📖 Explore the full guide with song-leading tips, transitions, and ways to bring these melodies to life! [Link in bio!]

✨ Which of these songs do you love? Drop your favorites in the comments! ⬇️

#TotShabbat #JewishMusic #JewishEducation #EarlyChildhood #FamilyEngagement #ShabbatShalom

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