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A native of Ann Arbor, Michigan, she currently lives in New York City with her husband, Caleb, and her sons, Lex and Aidan.
Ericka received her bachelor\'s degree from Georgetown University and a master\'s degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
She is a former staff writer for People magazine and Us Weekly , and her work has also been featured in Essence , Cosmopolitan , Self , HuffPost, and WebMD.
Her work appears on CafeMom, mom.com, and additional sites that reach millions of parents monthly.
It\'s her job to speak to parents across the country and to stay on top of the issues, controversies, and trends most affecting families today.
With 20 years of journalism experience, she is a respected voice in parenting news and parenting advice.
What she delivers is a wonderfully irreverent Survival Guide to motherhood, featuring: - Advice on keeping your career on track while parenting - Tips for handling clueless and unhelpful partners - Taking back ownership of your body - Creating a reliable village of support (even with moms you didn\'t think you\'d like) - Staying connected with child-free friends - What to do if you feel like you\'re missing the "mom gene" About author(s): Ericka Sóuter is a parenting expert on Good Morning America and other national network shows.
Sóuter blends her own stories of surviving the seismic challenges of parenthood with testimonials from stay-at-home and working moms; interviews with therapists and researchers; and findings from the latest studies on happiness, self-care, and parenthood.
With How to Have a Kid and a Life , popular journalist and Good Morning America parenting expert Ericka Sóuter shares her tips for being a happy, whole person while still being a great, and sometimes just good enough (which is plenty fine), parent.
Contrary to the incessant messaging from everywhere, committing to yourself and your own needs is what makes for a good mother and happy kids. you ? That\'s the question millions of 21st-century mothers grapple with every single day as they parent in our madly kid-centric culture.
When did being a good mom come to mean giving up everything that used to make you ...
Continue to Have and grow your life, Mom--for your sake and your kids\'
