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==Who is obligated in Chinuch?== | ==Who is obligated in Chinuch?== | ||
# While the majority of the Poskim hold that Chinuch only applies to the father, some say it also applies to the mother. <ref>Sefer Chinuch Yisrael (p. 61). See further in the Magen Avraham 343, S"A HaRav 343, Mishna Brurah 616:5, Aruch HaShulchan 343, and Pri Megadim E"A 225:5. </ref> | # While the majority of the Poskim hold that Chinuch only applies to the father, some say it also applies to the mother. <ref>Sefer Chinuch Yisrael (p. 61). See further in the Magen Avraham 343, S"A HaRav 343, Mishna Brurah 616:5, Aruch HaShulchan 343, and Pri Megadim E"A 225:5. </ref> | ||
==At What Age?== | |||
===Until When?=== | |||
# Although the primary purpose of Chinuch is to train children when they are young so that they continue to perform the Mitzvot during adulthood, the parents' obligations does not end when a child reaches bar or bat mitzvah. A parent must make sure that the child continues to adhere to all biblical or rabbinic laws even after maturity. <ref> Children in Halacha pg. 8 </ref> | |||
==Daily Mitzvot== | ==Daily Mitzvot== | ||
# Regarding a child's obligation to pray, see the [[Obligation_to_pray#Children]] page. | # Regarding a child's obligation to pray, see the [[Obligation_to_pray#Children]] page. | ||
