We want our children to be mensches. But what exactly is a mensch? And how do we raise children to be mensches? A mensch is someone who knows and does the right thing — consistently. But it’s not just because he or she happens to be a nice person. It’s because the person became a mensch. Raising a child to be a mensch entails conscious and ongoing attention. Raising a Mensch offers a proactive and positive approach to teaching good middos. This innovative and interactive book enables you to explore and practice one middah each week by means of the following: [book icon]: a typical scenario involving a child and a particular middah, along with discussion questions [Torah icon]: a weekly inspirational thought from the parashah, with insights into the middah [climber icon]: a practical challenge for the week This book gives parents a hands-on way to engage young children in fascinating discussions about middos. By discussing classic scenarios and key issues, children absorb and integrate proper behavior for real life. Topics include: -thanking Hashem for the big and small things -dealing with peer pressure -saying “hello” when entering the house -caring for others who have less -being truly happy