Rabbi YY Jacobson gives advice to a child who has trouble&nbsp;falling asleep&nbsp;because of&nbsp;anxiousness. An excerpt of one of the Children&#39;s programs. For the full program go to:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/7435">https://www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/7435</a>

YY Moment

I Can't Fall Asleep

Rabbi YY Jacobson live with children, Sunday, 16&nbsp;Iyar, 5780, May 10, 2020, 4:00 PM&nbsp;EST

Children text all your questions before or during&nbsp;the program to: (845) 777-4747

To listen live via the phone, please call:&nbsp;(845) 201-1933 - Extension 0

Sunday, May 10, 4:00 PM EST

Coronavirus: Children's Program #9

Rabbi YY Jacobson Farbrenging with Children: Stories, Riddles, Meditation, Q & A

Rabbi YY Jacobson live with children in Yiddish, Sunday, 16&nbsp;Iyar, 5780, May 10, 2020, 2:00 PM&nbsp;EST

Children text all your questions before or during&nbsp;the program to: (845) 777-4747

To listen live via the phone, please call:&nbsp;(845) 201-1933 - Extension 0

Sunday, May 10, 2:00 PM EST. Submit Your Question Here

Coronavirus: Yiddish Children's Program #4

YIDDISH: Rabbi YY Jacobson with Children: Stories, Riddles, Q & A

Rabbi YY Jacobson live with children, Sunday, 9&nbsp;Iyar, 5780, May&nbsp;3, 2020, 4:00 PM&nbsp;EST

Children text all your questions before or during&nbsp;the program to: (845) 777-4747

To listen live via the phone, please call:&nbsp;(845) 201-1933 - Extension 0

Children Ask All Your Questions: Send Text To (845) 777-4747

Coronavirus: Children's Program #8

Rabbi YY Jacobson live with children, Sunday, 9&nbsp;Iyar, 5780, May 3, 2020, 2:00 PM&nbsp;EST

Children text all your questions before or during&nbsp;the program to: (845) 777-4747

To listen live via the phone, please call:&nbsp;(845) 201-1933 - Extension 0

Coronavirus: Yiddish Children's Program #3

This zoom lecture was presented by&nbsp;Rabbi YY Jacobson to the students of Shulamith School in Brooklyn, NY, on Friday, 7 Iyar, 5780, May 1, 2020

Circumstances May Change, but No One Can Take From You Your Essential Vocation

Zoom with the Students of Shulamith School in Brooklyn

An Ambassador at Every Moment

Rabbi YY Jacobson live with children, Sunday, 2&nbsp;Iyar, 5780, April 26, 2020, 2:00 PM&nbsp;EST

Children text all your questions before or during&nbsp;the program to: (845) 777-4747

To listen live via the phone, please call:&nbsp;(845) 201-1933 - Extension 0

Coronavirus: Yiddish Children's Program #2

Yiddish: Rabbi YY Jacobson with Children: Stories, Riddles, Q & A

Rabbi YY Jacobson live with children, Thursday, 29&nbsp;Nissan, 5780, April 23, 2020, 4:00 PM&nbsp;EST

Children text all your questions before or during&nbsp;the program to: (845) 777-4747

To listen live via the phone, please call:&nbsp;(845) 201-1933 - Extension 0

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Coronavirus: Children's Program #7

Meditation for Children With Rabbi YY Jacobson #2,&nbsp;The Anxiety Is Not You

The Anxiety Is Not You

YY Moment: Coronavirus/Meditation

Meditation for Children With Rabbi YY Jacobson #2

This is a segment of Rabbi YY&#39;s Coronavirus Children&#39;s Program #5 which can be found at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/7450">https://www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/7450</a>

Rabbi YY Responds to a Child Who Lost a Family Member

YY Moment: Coromavirus/Death & Grief

"What Do I do With All The Sadness?"

Rabbi YY speaks to kids in Israel

Responding to Children's Questions 

Coronavirus: Hebrew Children's Program #1

Hebrew: Rabbi YY Fabrenging with Israeli Children 

Rabbi YY does a meditation session with children to relax during the coronavirus pandemic.

This was done during a coronavirus Program for children #2. to see the full program go to:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/7422">https://www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/7422</a>

Meditation for Children With Rabbi YY Jacobson #1

Allow Yourself to Be Embraced

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