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Monday, February 18 • 11:25am - 12:30pm
Jewish Traditions: Baking Together! The Art of Enhancing Child Development in the Home

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In a kitchen setting, a baker and a child development specialist will demonstrate how  family relationships and child-development goals of emotional growth and executive function can all be promoted through the age-old Jewish tradition of baking. This mother-daughter team will weave in details from their personal history and relationship that demonstrate the power of the kitchen for transmitting love, family traditions, and growth.
Presenters
avatar for Judith Norrell

Judith Norrell

Judith Norrell started baking at home as a child with her own mother, and then continued to invent delicious breads and muffins as a hobby in the rare free moments in her career as a musician. She turned to full-time baking in the late 1990’s, and with a co-owner opened New York's... Read More →
avatar for Gabrielle Strasfogel-Ryklin

Gabrielle Strasfogel-Ryklin

Gabrielle Strasfogel-Ryklin is an early childhood development specialist, holding master's degrees from both the Bank Street College of Education and Hunter College. She provides early intervention services for individual children and runs innovative cooking-based groups that enhance... Read More →

Monday February 18, 2019 11:25am - 12:30pm
Kitchen (6th Floor)
  Parenting