Naomi Greenaway is the deputy editor of the Telegraph magazine
Why being ‘helpful’ during your kids’ exams can actually be pretty unhelpful
Are you a Christmas frummer or a Jewish grinch?
We’ve been on high alert since October 7. How do we ensure our kids remain proud of being Jewish while keeping safe on the streets?
This week I’m writing a letter instead of my column because I want to connect more personally
It's about whom to invite, when, with whom, what family to see, what to cook, and if there’s time, what to wear too
One service could alleviate passengers from the pain of packing
The world may have become more flexible with working hours - but this doesn't apply to running my household
Booking a holiday on the Jewish map is like the Ber-jew-da Triangle, but instead of everyone disappearing, we all mysteriously appear in exactly the same hotels
The key to our multi-millennia success is our flexibility
The difference being there's more people to dress and fewer staff to help
Naomi Greenaway's Schleps and the City column turns to the fine art of simchah-throwing
We all have different demands on our time, but I thought I’d share some things I personally plan to do less of, less well, and less often in the coming year
If you’ve got to the end of your week and your kids haven’t starved and they’ve mainly got to school in the correct colour clothing, you're reading the right column...
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