Yom Tov can be beautiful, meaningful…and really long when you have children.
The routines are different. Meals are different. Bedtimes are different.
There are long stretches when everyone is in shul. You may be hosting a
houseful of family—or trying to manage your own children while you’re a
guest in someone else’s home.
And for children who are sensitive to noise, crowds, food, transitions,
or changes in routine, Yom Tov can bring an extra layer of challenge.
Join Nikki Rotshtein, OTR/L, pediatric occupational therapist and parent coach,
for a live, practical Parent Q&A designed around the real questions
parents are asking as we head into Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Succos.