It’s here, a brand-new book for parents of deaf and hard of hearing children:
The Parenting Journey, Raising Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children (Kindle and paperback).
I actually started writing this book three years ago, but I didn’t get more than a few pages completed here and there. Thanks to my kick-in-the-pants neighbor and business coach, Jean Kuhn and Dan Miller’s two words of advice at his Coaching with Excellence workshop (Take action!), I finally applied some gazelle intense focus over the summer and completed the project.
The Parenting Journey, Raising Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children captures the lessons I’ve learned on the journey of raising three deaf and hard of hearing kids who are now teens. I also share my insights from the professional perspective of working in early intervention and as a person who is deaf.
Yesterday, it captured a top spot for the hearing category on Amazon:
And Lee Woodruff kindly gave it a tweet:
Speaking of Lee, she has a new book out: Those We Love The Most. Lee is an amazing writer. On Friday night, I shared an excerpt from her other book, Perfectly Imperfect, at the Iowa Symposium on Hearing Loss. Lee has a chapter titled, “A Different Ability,” where she shares her journey as a mom of a deaf daughter.
Grab a copy of The Parenting Journey, Raising Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children and discover the two questions that every deaf and hard of hearing kid wants the answers to.