1. Creating a Funnel

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Know Your Children with Rav Shlomo Katz

Rav Shlomo Katz

6 episodes

6 days ago

“Know Your Children with Rav Shlomo Katz” is a series about the everyday holy work of raising children with heart, patience, and honesty. Join Rav Shlomo in learning from the sefer Da Et Yeladecha by Rav Itamar Shwartz, author of Bilvavi Mishkan Evneh, and explore how Torah and Chazal guide us in building a healthy, loving connection between parent and child. This isn’t about perfect techniques or quick fixes. It’s about creating a foundation of truth, learning to really listen, and finding the right “funnel” so that what we want to give actually reaches our children. Each shiur is meant to be practical, gentle, and encouraging, and something you can take home and live with.

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Judaism

Kids & Family,

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Parenting

1. Creating a Funnel

Know Your Children with Rav Shlomo Katz

48 minutes

2 months ago

1. Creating a Funnel

In this opening shiur, Rav Shlomo Katz begins our journey through Da Et Yeladecha with the image of a funnel. Parents often try to “pour” everything they know and feel straight into their children. But without the right structure, much of it spills out.

Together we explore:

Why chinuch begins with building an infrastructure—a bridge of emet (truth)—between parent and child.
How age gaps create differences not just in understanding but in emotional perception, and how to meet children where they are.
Why you can only give over what you’re genuinely living or actively working on.
Practical mindset: Instead of perfection, aim for honesty and effort—your children will see and absorb the work itself.

This shiur sets the foundation for the series: learning how to give in a way that truly lands so that the love and values we want to pass on actually reach our children.

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