By Debra Markovic 

On the morning of the day I was asked to write this blog, I woke up from a dream about finding a preschool for my son. Really. Vivid images of my 2 year old in a striped shirt played in my head all the way downstairs to the kitchen.

By David Bryfman

Buying the argument that the Jewish community needs to play more requires us to move beyond the notion that play equates to simply having fun. Play is more than a theory by (Jewish) developmental psychologist Lev Vygotsky who thought of it as a leading source of human development. And play is certainly more than a series of developmental stages that only children go through.