My daughter is Orthodox Jewish, I am not Jewish, and she has given birth to triples. I am going to spend time with her and help with the babies. I do not want to make a mistake in preparing the meals. I sort of understand. Is there a book or web site I can go to that will help me. Like what not to serve with certain thing i.e. beef and dairy, where does chicken fit in. I have the ‘Dummies’ book but it is not quite that easy. And washing the dishes. I know not to mix but am not sure what not to wash with what. I don’t want to pepper her with questions when she should be sleeping Babies I can take care of but I’m there to help and let her heal. Thank you, Patti

What is the symbol with a" v" and a circle around it?.

my name is ben i'm still a teenager and i attend a public school in brooklyn, i am on the upperside of conservative and still transitioning. Do you think that i should be able to go on dates and be able to a generous amount of things with my girlfreind (kissing, maybe touching, not intercourse), if not then why not and i dont mean "becuase it will distract you from your religious studies(i have a good amount of self control and if it begins to interfere i can stop), i mean does hashem ever say in any of the book that he wrote or dictated that intamate in young dating is not aloud? i appologize for the language but this is as nice as i could make it

How early are we permitted to take in Shabbat in Jerusalem? We have friends visiting from America in late June and they want the children to take part in the Shabbat meal and not be too tired, so we would like to take in Shabbat as early as permitted. Also do most shuls offer an early minyan for this? Thank you. (We recently moved to Jerusalem and do not know the laws on this subject.)

do i have to forgive my brother who sexually harrassed me for about 4 years? thank you, good Shabbos!