Naomi Greenaway

‘Our kids are on the front line in the war of words… how should we arm them?’

Unlike Michelle Obama, I won’t need therapy when my kids leave home

Less washing, less noise and fewer shoes in the hall. When my chicks (big loud birds) fly the nest, I shall endeavour to see it as the start of a stress-free life

A trip to Israel broke my heart – but filled it too

How to dress for success

My fashion advice? Do whatever makes your day a little more St Tropez

I’m done with hiding my Jewish identity

Forget calling Friday night dinner a party, or pretending I’m vegetarian, post October 7 I’m proudly owning who I am

What if the ‘Hot Rabbi’ was a woman?

Nobody Wants This...the Jewish woman’s rewrite

What our British teens can teach us about Jewish pride

We can learn a lot about loyalty and friendship – especially in the face of hardship – from our proudly Jewish kids

How to broaden your kids’ cultural horizons on holiday without them realising it

This year, I’m swapping lilos for lavender fields for the perfect family break

After 12 years my school runs are now over, and I want to do every journey again

As my youngest leaves primary and the schlepping stops, I want it all back

Why empathy is a priceless antidote in this painful world

An anti-Israel demonstration at Auschwitz turned my stomach but an Arab-Israeli delegation to the death camp and a Holocaust survivor who refuses to hate, are a cure

What type of exam mum are you?

Why being ‘helpful’ during your kids’ exams can actually be pretty unhelpful

When did sending kids to camp become so complicated?