What you choose to take pictures of and document makes a big impression on your children. This is what you view as important and worth remembering! Some ideas of what to include in your album: The Rebbe's horaos on chinuch (copy-and-pasted from our daily emails), your children doing mitzvos, your children learning Torah, chinuch milestones etc. You can start from the moment your baby is born, a picture with the Shir Hamaalos and the Rebbe's horaah, Tatti getting the baby a le

This idea can be great once your baby gets to the age they want to grab onto their toys. Search for toys with mirrors on them. This flat surface is perfect for gluing on pictures! Just cut the picture to the exact size of the mirror and stick it on. The one above as a turtle! We cut the head off and with very non-professional sewing skills sewed it shut and you would never know it was once a not kosher animal toy! We also love soft photo albums for babies. They are fun to cri

There is a common practice in the world that images of animals, such as dogs, cats, lions, and so on, are hung around the baby’s room. These are all impure animals. We need to conduct ourselves differently. Instead of these images, our children should have a tzedakah box, a bencher, kriyas Shema, or alef beis and so on, so that when the child looks around, he sees things related to Torah. Just as a mezuzah is placed in a double covering in order to avoid halachic problems, th

This Aron Hakodesh is made out of an old drawer believe it or not! We've included the links for your convenience: A pressure rod was added to the top. No sewing skills are necessary to make this curtain! It was made using fabric glue, but a glue gun would also work. The gold trim, crown and letters were all glued on. ... and viola! Your very own Aron Hakodesh for storing your children's stuffed Torahs!

The way the home is run, which pictures hang on the walls, and all the particulars of the home, play a very important role in the chinuch of a baby. This influence is no less vital than the chinuch a child receives by being taught Torah and the like. The decorations and furnishings of the home – and how much more so, the things that enter the home, such as food and beverages – are entirely the privilege and the responsibility of the woman, the akeres habayis. (Sichos Kodesh 5