Judy Librach: Author and Writer

Wrote a book called Love, Mommy: WRITING LOVE LETTERS TO YOUR BABY. It is in the process of being published. A delightful and inspiring book that will help mothers chronicle all the precious memories of their children's early lives. Judy Siblin-Librach has written a book of love letters to her two children and is teaching moms how to write love letters to theirs. Children all love to hear what they were like when they were little. This is a way to ensure that your happiest memories as a family live on forever. Judy has given numerous workshops and talks on the subject and the book is in the process of being published.

 

Articles on Judy's new book
Love, Mommy - Writing Love Letters to Your Baby

Publishers Weekly
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Journalist and life coach Siblin-Librach (The Toronto Wedding Handbook) presents this guidebook, suitable for anyone with a new baby in their life (but especially mom), to crafting heartfelt love letters to infants designed to preserve and give back “a piece of their memory they otherwise wouldn’t have access to.” With patience, much encouragement and numerous examples from her own letter collection, Siblin-Librach leads non-writers through the letter-writing process, providing “Magic Keys” to use as jumping-off points, suggestions for topics common to the child-rearing experience (shopping for maternity clothes, baby’s first bath, the bedtime routine) and tips on technique (starting small, using humor, making regular appointments to write). Though reading it straight through may prove terminally repetitive, this slim volume makes a fine resource for parents looking to make a very personal record of their child’s early years.

Yummy Mummy Club (click logo to read article)

Canadian Jewish News

AUTHOR OF THE TORONTO WEDDING HANDBOOK, a humourous and informative guide on how to survive nuptials in the nineties. This book went into four editions, and was very well received by critics and the readers alike. Here are some testimonials that appeared on the book jacket.

"A funny, informative and timely guide for the nineties bride and groom. She has done her homework and lived through her own wedding to tell the tale."

Beth Harrington
Entertainment and Host
CBC Newshour