Mikveh Calendar Site, Bringing Children to Shul
Leiv Esther reviewed MikvahCalendar, a new website for married Jewish women who use or want to use the mikveh. You can specify whether you prefer the customs of Chabad, YU/Rabbi Willig, or “choose from available options.” The site looks easy to use, but I could do without the flowery copy: “May divine blessings of spiritual and material well-being continue to rain down and permeate your marriage and your home.”
The Rebbetzin’s Husband has an excellent post on bringing your children to the synagogue without disturbing others.
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The Rebbetzin's Husband Said,
May 24, 2009 @ 5:35 PM
Thanks for the link! I don’t think about it as preventing disturbing others as much as helping kids to learn how to daven, but I expect it does both.
mominisrael Said,
May 25, 2009 @ 12:59 PM
TRH: You’re right to focus on the positive.
Mikvah Calendar Said,
July 2, 2009 @ 8:27 PM
mymikvahcalendar.com is a better alternative since its free and is more user friendly.
The Rebbetzin's Husband Said,
July 3, 2009 @ 1:40 PM
To Mikvah Calendar:
mymikvahcalendar.com is user-friendly, but it uses the counting system of chabad, which should be used only by those who follow chabad practices in general.