Lauren Libbert
Lauren is a freelance journalist for national newspapers and women’s magazines, former magazine editor and currently putting the final touches on her first novel
Thailand: Land of smiles and feasts
A long flight, searing heat and no wi-fi didn’t daunt our writer and her teenage sons from a thrilling Asian adventure
Hey Mickey
Can you still visit Disney with teens? Mum-of-two Lauren heads to Disneyland Paris for a trip full of surprises
Crete Retreat in Greece
Beyond the golden sands, there are natural treasures and the rebirth of Jewish life to discover on this Greek Island
Barmitzvah parties don’t need to break the bank
Is it possible to make a barmitzvah party - or two - without going bankrupt?
My JC ad gave us a friendship for life
An advert for a travel companion could have fallen flat - but instead it led to a 20 year relationship, and a podcast
Visiting my mother's grave
'It is a space carved out just for us; mother and daughter; a relationship that moved from the physical to the spiritual two years ago and yet one I still cherish and find incredibly cathartic.'
My first — and last — trip to Berlin
How do you feel about visiting Germany?
Living with MS: Hope at last
Gideon Schulman has lived with Multiple Sclerosis for 16 years, and it is gradually worsening. But a new treatment may offer hope, he tells Lauren Libbert.
My kids have foul mouths: what can I do?
Has your little angel discovered the joy of rude words? Lauren Libbert has some advice.
Modern Batmitzvahs: How girls are changing shul traditions
With women's participation in Orthodox services at the centre of controversy, the batmitzvah service is increasingly a matter of debate within families and communities
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