Do Clothes Really Change Kids? Tetzaveh Says… Yes.
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“Why does a religion built on inner spirituality dedicate two entire parshiyos to… clothing? And what does that have to do with parenting?” In Parshas Tetzaveh, the Torah introduces beauty, glory, and physical aesthetics in a way that seems completely out of character — until you discover the deeper message hidden inside the Bigdei Kehuna. In this week’s Parenting in the Parsha, we explore: How clothing shapes identity Why the word בגד means both “clothing” and “betrayal” What beautiful garments teach us about raising spiritually aware children And how parents can use aesthetics to elevate their home’s connection to Hashem A short, powerful message with practical takeaways that will uplift your parenting and your Shabbos table discussion.
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