Topic Tags: weaning

Latest Rituals

Blessing for Concluding Breastfeeding

“my body has been a source of sustenance and nourishment for my little one”
  • by Rabbi Rachael Miller
blessing, breastfeeding, weaning
woman shown from afar sitting under tree with red leaves breastfeeding a baby. The woman is white with soft blond wavy hair.

Weaning Ritual

A weaning ritual to allow child to transition to next phase of independence

  • by Rabbi Tamar Grimm
weaning
Ritualwell Tradition & Innovation logo placeholder

Encountering the Divine Presence

The author realizes that in a religion imbued with the idea of making ordinary moments sacred through blessing, there was no blessing for the moment of her first period. She explores how that moment would have been different had it been blessed.
  • by Laura Geller
weaning
Ritualwell Tradition & Innovation logo placeholder

A Weaning Ceremony

A ceremony to celebrate the weaning of a child

  • by anonymous
weaning
Ritualwell Tradition & Innovation logo placeholder

A Weaning Ceremony for Joshua Ruben and Eli Nathaniel and for Me

A beautiful weaning ceremony celebrated at Havdalah for twins and their mom

  • by Deborah Burg-Schnirman
havdalah, shehekheyanu, weaning
A Weaning Ceremony for Joshua Ruben and Eli Nathaniel and for Me

A Weaning Ceremony (for a girl or boy)

A ceremony marked by sweet scents

  • by Ilana Goldhaber-Gordon
weaning
Ritualwell Tradition & Innovation logo placeholder

The Reconstructionist Network

Reconstructing Judaism logo

Read & Rite

One-stop shop for progressive Jewish books and ritual objects

Placement Office

Placement resources for rabbis and congregations

Havaya Summer Programs

Overnight summer camp and teen Israel experience

Reconstructionist Educators of North America

Professional group for people leading schools in Reconstructionist congregations

Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association

Professional association of Reconstructionist rabbis

Learning to Say "We": Writing Identity

In this immersion, we will reflect and expand on our personal experiences of identity, using writing exercises and in-depth discussions to think about, challenge, discover, explore, and experiment with different ways to identify ourselves, to consider how those ways connect us to and separate us from others, and how they represent and misrepresent aspects of who we are.

Four sessions, starting June 15th

REGISTER NOW

Get the latest from Ritualwell

Subscribe for the latest rituals, online learning opportunities, and unique Judaica finds from our store.