Someone at the local synagogue texted me today to say they hoped the 3 of us would be at tomorrow's Tot Shabbat, and to remember to bring stuffed animals to dance with Shabbasaurus and I am love
So of course I had to make Tiny Human a kippah.
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Someone at the local synagogue texted me today to say they hoped the 3 of us would be at tomorrow's Tot Shabbat, and to remember to bring stuffed animals to dance with Shabbasaurus and I am love
So of course I had to make Tiny Human a kippah.

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My 2-year-old pronounces the “ch” sound like “f”. It doesn’t seem to be a universal Jewish kid development of speech thing, and it’s pretty funny.
Chava = Faba
Challah = fawa
Lecha Dodi = lefa gogi
Baruch = baruf
Melech = melef
Tichel = tifel
Kinderlach = kinderlaf
Kinderlach Performs in Honor of Yishai Lapidot’s 30-Year Career in Music Industry | Amizur Nachshoni
Kinderlach performed their classic songs “Rak Yeladim” and “Everybody Wants Moshiach”.
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Hello! What does 'kinderlach' mean in a frum context? And have you moved yet? If so, hope it goes well!
Hi! "Kinderlach" means "children" in Yiddish and people use it as an endearing way to refer to children.
And thanks! We actually moved about a year and half ago, though I'm not sure if I posted about it. It was a stressful move but it was definitely the right thing for us, b"H.
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The "Kinderlach" Group was founded in 2005 by musician Yishai Lapidot and producer David Fadida. The Group, which upon its foundation was defined as "Israel's new kids group", has managed to startle the Jewish and Israeli music realm both in Israel and overseas and, within a short time, has become the new sensation in all media broadcasts and captivated their audiences.
"Kinderlach" was given a very broad media coverage and was dubbed in the front-page article of the prestigious "Sheva Yamim" supplement of "Yedioth Ahronoth" as "the greatest and freshest musical surprise in Jewish music".
Amizur Nachshoni the Yemenite soloist and the rest of the kids that make-up the group, who have been trained by the best professionals in Israel, have managed in a very short time to conquer the stages of Jewish music around the world, and have among others performed before the Jewish communities of Mexico, South Africa, the USA and Europe.
The Group's debut album was released at the beginning of 2006, and has to-date been sold in more than 60,000 copies in Israel and around the world.
Israel's National Television Station, Channel 1, has lately broadcasted a fascinating documentary about the Group members.
The Group frequently performs in the Jewish communities around the world.
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The Kinderlach Perform at Hakol Habah
The Kinderlach Perform at Hakol Habah – Jewishtidbits.com The Kinderlach performing at the end of the Hakol Habah” – The Next Voice – competition in Israel. //cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js
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