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Posts by: Lauren Barrett

Lauren Barrett is a multi-passionate mom working to help all parents become their best selves and build positive relationships with their kids through mindful parenting. She has a degree in deaf education and a Master’s in Reading Education. She is a high school teacher of the Deaf and hard-of-hearing by day, a cross country coach by the afternoon, a writer/author by her son's nap times, and a full time mom to an amazing toddler. Lauren is a 2x author of the Add One-A-Day 30 Day Challenge and children's book, Henry's Hiccups, a blogger at Lauren Barrett Writes, and has been published on sites like A Fine Parent, Pregnant Chicken, Pop Sugar, Her View From Home, and Scary Mommy.  She loves her faith, running, visiting MLB stadiums with her husband, chocolate, scrapbooking, pretending she would actually do well on the Amazing Race, re-watching The Office, listening to Bobby Bones, and helping out all moms. She lives in North Carolina with her husband, James, and son, Henry. Follow her on Instagram and get her free guide on what to do during the middle of a tantrum. ​

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5 Guilt Free Reasons to Invest in a Parenting Course

Lauren Barrett | Jul 31, 2022

5 Guilt Free Reasons to Invest in a Parenting Course

Your social media feed might be flooded with momfluencers trying to get you to buy the latest and greatest item or product in the parenting industry, but you might be asking yourself if a parenting course is really worth the investment.

Perhaps you might even feel a bit of mom guilt wondering why you even need a parenting course.

Shouldn’t this come naturally?

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How to Use Sign Language to Help Teach Toddlers Their Feelings

Lauren Barrett | Aug 13, 2021

How to Use Sign Language to Help Teach Toddlers Their Feelings

I have been a teacher of the deaf and hard of hearing for 10 years now.

I am still astonished at the statistic that 90% of deaf children are born to hearing parents but most of those parents will never learn to sign.

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