Answering Amen To Children's Blessings #Torah #Jewish #RabbiYaronReuven #Judiam

5-year-old, three-year-old says a blessing. You hear my kid say a blessing, you want to start crying, what a gift. You see a little three-year-old say a blessing. And he scream it said and I wish I could do blessings like that. Every blessing. They But we already did. Yeah, we'll do it again. He's three years old. What are you going to do? But he says the blessing. He says the blessing. It's music to But what about you? Toem it's music. But what about you? Are you allowed to say amen to this three-year-old's blessing? The three-year-old is not obligated in mitzvot. And therefore, you cannot say amen to his blessing. But you're also not allowed to not say anything either. Why you not allowed to say uh to stay quiet? Because if he says a blessing or she says a blessing and you don't answer, they're going to get offended. Now, if you want to know what Hashem is going to do to you, if you offend little babies, doesn't look so good. So, what do you do? In that case, you say amen. In that case, amen. Like make make believe like you said amen. In that case, why? Because you're not saying amen. But you have to say something so he thinks. So you're saying amen to him. So my blessing is worth something. Aba. My blessing is worth something. Okay. I'll do another blessing. But we did already three times. Amen. The kid does a blessing and it's like and then after the other ones follow. It's one after another. Okay. over here.